Wheat sowing: If farmers are sowing wheat late, then use this variety suggested by experts
Wheat sowing: The period between the first week of November and November 25 is said to be ideal for planting wheat, Rabi’s primary crop. Farmers may increase productivity at a lower cost if they plant wheat crops at these times. However, farmers are often unable to plant wheat at this time. Many late-improved wheat types are available, and farmers may get high yields by planting them in December. Farmers should only plant the expert-recommended type of wheat if they are planting it late.
Although November is thought to be the ideal month to plant wheat, Dr. NP Gupta, an agriculture expert stationed at Krishi Vigyan Kendra Niyamatpur, stated that farmers should only choose wheat varieties based on recommendations from Agricultural Universities or Research Centers if they wish to plant wheat later than the sugarcane crop harvest or for any other reason. Remember that farmers should only plant better seed varieties so that they may still achieve decent yields even after planting wheat in December.
Top late wheat varieties
The PBW 550 type, which may produce high yields in fewer days, may be a better option for you if you choose to plant wheat in December. In addition, the DBW 234 and DBW 590 SD 17 varieties may be seeded in December. For farmers, the Rajasthani wheat varieties Raj 3765 and Raj 3085 may possibly be a preferable choice.
Plant these wheat cultivars in January.
Farmers may plant the wheat variety Halna, created by Chandrashekhar Azad University of Agriculture and Technology, Kanpur, if they choose to plant wheat by the first week of January after the harvest of sugarcane. Farmers may find it particularly helpful between December 15 and the first week of January. Farmers may get high yields from this variety even in a short period of time.
