High-Yielding Hybrid Bajra with Downy Mildew Resistance and
Superior Fodder Production
APUROOP-45 is a premium F1-hybrid bajra (pearl millet)
variety, known for high grain yield, excellent fodder
production, and strong disease resistance. With a maturity
period of 80–85 days and a plant height of 6.5–7.5 feet,
this variety is ideal for cultivation in both rainfed and
upland irrigated conditions. The large cob size (35–40 cm)
and high grain yield (14–16 qtl. per acre) make APUROOP-45 a
profitable choice for commercial farmers. Additionally, its
resistance to downy mildew ensures better plant health and
higher productivity.
Challenges & Solutions
Bajra cultivation presents challenges such as low disease
resistance, poor fodder yield, and inconsistent grain
output. APUROOP-45 is bred to overcome these issues and
enhance overall farm profitability.
Challenges
Common difficulties in bajra farming include:
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Susceptibility to Downy Mildew
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Limited Grain Yield Due to Small Cobs
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Weak Plant Growth in Unfavorable Conditions
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Inadequate Fodder Production
Solutions
APUROOP-45 provides exceptional benefits for farmers:
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Resistant to Downy Mildew
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Large Cob Size with High Grain Yield
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Strong Plant Growth (6.5–7.5 ft)
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High Dry Manure Yield (28–30 qtl. per acre)
Performance and Profitability
Yield Potential (Qtl./Acre):
APUROOP-45 delivers 14–16 qtl. of grain yield and 28–30 qtl.
of fodder yield per acre, ensuring high profitability.
Adoption Rate:
Farmers prefer APUROOP-45 for its disease resistance,
superior grain quality, and high fodder output.
Farm Profitability:
With low seed input (2–2.5 kg per acre) and high market
demand, APUROOP-45 provides excellent returns on investment.
Market Demand:
The bold grains and superior fodder quality make APUROOP-45
a top choice for traders, food processors, and livestock
feed industries.