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Soodna village on the outskirts of newly carved Hapur district of western Uttar Pradesh is poised to become 'carrot village'. Thanks to Pusa Rudhira, an improved carrot variety developed and introduced by Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi. Soodna is one of the four villages adopted by IARI in the year 2010 for improving farm production and profitability in an integrated manner and to develop it into a 'model' village.
Conventional cropping pattern of wheat-rice-sugarcane-vegetables was prevalent there. Farmers of this village were growing carrot among many other vegetables. However, carrot cultivation was not much remunerative before the introduction of Pusa Rudhira. Keeping in view the potential of carrot cultivation in the village, the IARI in 2011-12 introduced Pusa Rudhira on a small area of 1.75 acres of Sh. Charan Singh, a marginal farmer in the village.
Soodna village on the outskirts of newly carved Hapur district of western Uttar Pradesh is poised to become 'carrot village'. Thanks to Pusa Rudhira, an improved carrot variety developed and introduced by Indian Agricultural Research Inst...
Soodna village on the outskirts of newly carved Hapur district of western Uttar Pradesh is poised to become 'carrot village'. Thanks to Pusa Rudhira, an improved carrot variety developed and introduced by Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi. Soodna is one of the four villages adopted by IARI in the year 2010 for improving farm production and profitability in an integrated manner and to develop it into a 'model' village.
Conventional cropping pattern of wheat-rice-sugarcane-vegetables was prevalent there. Farmers of this village were growing carrot among many other vegetables. However, carrot cultivation was not much remunerative before the introduction of Pusa Rudhira. Keeping in view the potential of carrot cultivation in the village, the IARI in 2011-12 introduced Pusa Rudhira on a small area of 1.75 acres of Sh. Charan Singh, a marginal farmer in the village.