Bajra is a highly drought-tolerant cereal crop, ideal for dryland and semi-arid areas. It is used for grain, fodder, and is rich in iron and fiber.
Bajra is a highly drought-tolerant cereal crop, ideal for dryland and semi-arid areas. It is used for grain, fodder, and is rich in iron and fiber.
Sowing Season | Kharif (Main season): June–July (with first rains) Rabi: Only in southern India or irrigated pockets |
Seed Rate & Spacing | Seed Rate: 3–4 kg/acre (for hybrid) Spacing: 45 cm × 15 cm (row × plant) |
Water & Climate Needs | Grows well in low rainfall (250–500 mm annually) Does well in light soils (sandy loam to loam) Needs 1–2 irrigations only (if rain fails) |
Packing Size | Available in 1.5 Kg |