This document summarizes 16 varieties of little millet crops released between 1989 to 2016. It provides information on the name of the variety, pedigree, institute where developed, year of release, maturity period, average yield, area of adaptation, and special features. The varieties were developed to have traits like high yield, disease/pest resistance, drought tolerance, and suitability for different agro-climatic zones.
This document summarizes 16 varieties of little millet crops released between 1989 to 2016. It provides information on the name of the variety, pedigree, institute where developed, year of release, maturity period, average yield, area of adaptation, and special features. The varieties were developed to have traits like high yield, disease/pest resistance, drought tolerance, and suitability for different agro-climatic zones.
This document summarizes 16 varieties of little millet crops released between 1989 to 2016. It provides information on the name of the variety, pedigree, institute where developed, year of release, maturity period, average yield, area of adaptation, and special features. The varieties were developed to have traits like high yield, disease/pest resistance, drought tolerance, and suitability for different agro-climatic zones.
SALIENT FEATURES OF RELEASED VARIETIES OF LITTLE MILLET CROPS (1989 TO 2016)
Sl. Institute where Year of Maturity Av. Yield
Name of variety Pedigree Area of adaptation Special features No. developed release (days) (Q/ha) 17 Paiyur 1 x OLM 29 Jagdalpur 2016 90-95 12-14 Recommended for IGKVV, Raipur upland cultivation, BL 6 National and rich in zinc and calcium 16 Co-4 x Paiyur – 2 ARS, Hanumanmatti, 2016 95-100 14-16 DHLM 36-3 National Late maturing variety UAS, Dharwad 15 Chhattisgarh Kutki- CO-2 x TNAU 97 Jagdalpur 2016 90-95 10-12 Chhattisgarh It has high iron 2 (BL-4) IGKVV, Raipur content (28.3 mg/100 g grain). Tolerant to major pests. 14 GV-2 Derivative from mutant Waghai, NAU, 2016 115-125 26-28 Gujarat Clean White colour of released variety Navsari and bold seeded, 'Gujarat Resistant to pest and diseases. Vari -1' 13 Phule Selection from local ZARS, Kolhapur, 2016 120-130 12-14 Sub-montane and Ghat Non- lodging. Ekadashi(KOPLM 83 germplasm MPKV rahuri Zone of Maharashtra 12 JawaharKutki 4 DLM 42 x Kutki 1 Rewa 2016 75-80 13-15 Rainfed areas of Suitable for sole as (JK 4) JNKVV Jabalpur Madhya Pradesh well as inter/mixed cropping, responsive to NPK, resistant to drought, lodging, and key pest Shoot fly and moderately resistant to head smut 11 JK 36 Selection from local Rewa, JNKVV, 2009 75-80 10-12 M.P. state Tolerant to shootfly Shahdolgermplasm Jabalpur 10 OLM 208 Selection from Lajigada OUAT, Berhampur 2009 100-105 12-15 National Moderately resistant local to shootfly 9 OLM 217 Selection from Udayagiri OUAT, Berhampur 2009 105-110 15-16 National Resistant to rust and local grain smut, but moderately resistant to sheath blight, tolerant to shootfly 8 Co 4 Co 2 x MS 1684 TNAU, Coimbatore 2005 75-80 16-20 Tamilnadu Non-lodging, suitable for double cropping,\. Odisha, Madhya Drought tolerant 7 OLM 20 Mutant of SS-81-1 OUAT, Odisha 2003 75-80 11-12 Pradesh, Chattisgarh Selection from local Karnataka, Andhra Resistant to blast and OUAT, Berhampur, 6 Tarini(OLM 203) cultivar (KL 2) of 2001 105-110 10-11 Pradesh, Odisha, Bihar, grain smut Odisha Koraput Dist. Tamil Nadu Madhya Pradesh, Resistant to brown Kolab Odisha, Chattisgarh, spot and sheath blight 5 Mutant of SS-81-1 OUAT, Odisha 2001 95-100 10-11 (OLM 36) Bihar, Karnataka, Gujarat Pure line selection from Late maturity 4 Paiyur 2 TNAU, Coimbatore 2000 95-100 7.5-8.5 Tamil Nadu accession PM 295 Selection from Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, High grain and 3 TNAU 63 TNAU, Coimbatore 1997 90-100 11-12 germplasm MS 2369 Gujarat fodder yield Bihar Plateau, Early maturity 2 BirsaGundli 1 Selection from Local BAU, Ranchi 1993 55-60 7-8 Jharkhand 1 Paiyur 1 Pure line selection RRS, Paiyur, TNAU 1989 90-95 8-10 Tamil Nadu Late maturity