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Seed Rate of Agriculture Crops

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➡️Seed Rate- It is the quantity of seed of a crop that is required to sow one hecter land.


➡️Seed Replacement Rate (SSR) or Seed Replacement Ratio- It is a measure of how much of the total cropped area was sown with certified seeds in comparison to farm saved seeds.


◆Rice Transplanting -40kg/ha 


◆ Rice Broadcasting -100kg/ha 


◆ Rice Drilling - 60kg/ha


◆ Rice Dibbling - 80-90kg/ha  


◆ Rice Dapog -1.5-3kg/ha 


◆ Rice Hybrid - 12-15kg/ha 


◆ Rice SRI - 5-6kg/ha 


◆ Wheat- 100 125kg/ha 


◆ Wheat Late Sowing-125kg/ha 


◆ Wheat Hybrid -60-70kg/ha 


◆ Wheat by dibbler-25-30 kg/ha


◆ Barley -100kg/ha 


◆ Barley Late Sowing -125kg/ha 


◆ Maize Composite-18-20kg/ha 


◆ Maize Hybrid - 20-25kg/ha 


◆ Maize Fodder - 50kg/ha 


◆ Sorghum - 12-15kg/ha 

◆ Sorghum Fodder -20-30kg/ha 


◆ Pearlmillet - 4-5kg/ha


◆ Pearlmillet Fodder- 20-30kg/ha 


◆ Gram - 75-80kg/ha 


◆ Pigeonpea - 12-15kg/ha 


◆ Moong Kharif -12-15kg/ha 


◆ Moong Spring - 20-25kg/ha 


◆ Urd Kharif - 12-15kg/ha 


◆Urd Spring - 20-25kg/ha


◆ Field pea - 75-80kg/ha 


◆ Cowpea - 20-25kg/ha


◆ Sunhemp - 20-25kg/ha 


◆ Groundnut Bunch -100-120kg/ha 


◆ Groundnut Spreading - 80-100kg/ha 


◆ Mustard - 4-6kg/ha 


◆ Linseed Small -  15-20kg/ha 


◆ Linseed Large -25-30kg/ha 


◆ Soybean - 75-80kg/ha 


◆ American Cotton -15-20kg/ha

 

◆ Cotton Desi - 12-15kg/ha 


◆ Cotton Hybrid - 2kg/ha 


◆ Bt.Cotton - 1.5kg/ha 


◆ Sunflower - 6-7kg/ha 


◆ Sunflower Hybrids -4-5kg/ha 


◆ Rapeseed and Mustard Pure -  4-6kg/ha 


◆ Rapseed and Mustard Mixed - 2-3kg/ha 


◆ Til - 3-4kg/ha 


◆ Jute - 8-10kg/ha 


◆ Berseem Diploid -20-25kg/ha 


◆ Berseem Tetraploid - 30-35kg/ha 


◆ Lucerne - 20-25kg/ha 


◆ Lathyrus Pure - 40-50kg/ha

 

◆ Lathyrus Mixed -8-10kg/ha 


◆ Lathyrus Utera -80kg/ha


◆ Oat Small Seeded -80-100kg/ha 


◆ Oat Bold Seeded -100-120kg/ha 


◆ Tobacco - 2.5-3kg/ha

 

◆ Potato - 20-25 Qt/ha


◆ Kodo - 6-8kg/ha 


◆ Castor - 10kg/ha 


◆ Sugarbeet - 8-10kg/ha 


◆ Clusterbean/Gaur -30-40kg/ha 


◆ Safflower - 15-20kg/ha

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