Udid Novel Kamal
UDID NOVEL KAMAL
Description
UDID NOVEL KAMAL is a high-yielding black gram variety characterized by its robust growth, resistance to diseases, and adaptability to various climatic conditions. Its grains are uniform and highly suitable for both culinary uses and storage, making it a farmer-preferred variety.
Specification Table
Attribute |
Details |
Species/Variety |
Black Gram |
Latin Name |
Vigna mungo |
Common Name |
Udid, Black Gram |
Size |
Medium-sized grains |
Color |
Dark black |
Brand |
Novel Seeds |
Seed Count/Package Weight |
1 kg |
Germination Rate |
≥85% |
Season |
Kharif and Rabi |
Mature Size (Height/Spread) |
2-3 feet tall plants |
Blooming Period |
35-40 days after sowing |
Climate Requirements |
Warm and semi-arid climates |
Soil and Planting Requirements
Attribute |
Details |
Soil Type |
Well-drained loamy soils with moderate fertility. |
Sunlight Needs |
Requires full sun exposure. |
Watering Requirements |
Moderate; avoid waterlogging. |
Optimal Planting Time |
June-July (Kharif) and October-November (Rabi). |
Plant Care and Maintenance
Attribute |
Details |
Fertilization Needs |
Use phosphorus-rich fertilizers during sowing. |
Pest and Disease Resistance |
Resistant to yellow mosaic virus and leaf crinkle. |
Pruning Recommendations |
Regular removal of weeds for better growth. |
Harvest Information
Attribute |
Details |
Time to Maturity |
75-90 days after sowing. |
Yield |
10-12 quintals/acre. |
Harvesting Tips |
Harvest when pods turn black and dry. |
Usage and Benefits
UDID NOVEL KAMAL is widely used in Indian cuisines for its rich protein content. It is also a valuable crop for improving soil fertility due to its nitrogen-fixing properties.