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Karan Varuna (DBW 372): High-Quality Wheat for the North Western Plains of India

02 February 2025, New Delhi: Karan Varuna (DBW 372) is a wheat variety known for its robust yield and strong grain quality, recommended for early sowing in the irrigated conditions of the North Western Plains of India. With excellent performance in states like Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and parts of Rajasthan, this variety is well-suited for farmers seeking both yield and quality.

Climate and Area Suitability: Karan Varuna (DBW 372) thrives in irrigated regions of North Western India, including states such as Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, and Himachal Pradesh. Its adaptability to various climatic conditions in these regions makes it a strong contender for wheat cultivation.

Key Features of Karan Varuna (DBW 372):

  • Average Yield: 75.3 q/ha
  • Yield Potential: 84.9 q/ha
  • Heading Days: 151
  • Maturity Height: 96 cm
  • Thousand Kernel Weight (TKW): 42g
  • Chapati Quality: 7.6
  • Hectolitre Weight: 80.8 kg
  • Protein Content: 12.2%
  • Micronutrient Content (Fe & Zn): 44.9 ppm and 40.8 ppm, respectively

With its high yield potential and excellent chapati quality, Karan Varuna is ideal for farmers aiming for both quantity and quality in their wheat production. Its resistance to environmental challenges ensures a steady supply for consumers in the North Western Plains.

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