Highly suitable for cultivation in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, Western Uttar Pradesh, Plains of Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh. It is a low erucic acid (<2% erucic acid) variety of Indian mustard. As per International standards making the oil better for human beings. Suitable for timely sown irrigated conditions.
Average seed yield of this variety is 27.10 q/ha with medium size seeds (4.61 g/1000 seeds) containing 38.0% oil. It matures in about 142 days.
Highly suitable for cultivation in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, Western Uttar Pradesh, Plains of Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh. It is having both erucic acid (<2% and glucosinolate (<30 ppm) content as per international standards, making the oil as well as seed meal better for both human beings and animals. Suitable for timely sown irrigated conditions.
It is a Double Zero variety for timely Sown Irrigated Conditions of Zone – II with average seed yield of 26.44 q/ha. The seeds are medium size (3.9 g/1000 seeds) with 38.0% Oil content. It matures in about 141 days.
This Variety has been released for timely sown irrigated conditions of National Capital Region of Delhi including Delhi and adjoining areas in the states of Haryana, Rajasthan and UP. It is a yellow seeded variety with 40.56% oil content. Improved oil and seed meal quality (Canola quality) makes this variety beneficial for farmers, traders and consumers.
Average seed yield of this variety is 2379 kg/ha. It is the first double zero (Erucic acid <2% and glucosinolates <30ppm) Indian mustard variety in the country which matures in about 144 days.
Highly suitable for Uttar Pradesh, Uttrakhand, Madhya Pradesh and eastern Rajasthan. It is a low erucic acid (single zero) variety of Indian mustard.
Average seed yield of this variety is 18.24 q/ha with 37.7% oil content.It possess bold seeds and matures in about 137 days. High productivity per unit area under the specified agri. ecological situation in the designated zone with minimal production cost.
Highly suitable for cultivation in Delhi, Haryana, Jammu, Punjab and northern Rajasthan. It is a low erucic acid (single zero) variety of Indian mustard.
Average seed yield of this variety is 21.69 q/ha with an average of 37.2% oil content. It matures in about 143 days after sowing.
Highly suitable for cultivation in Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, plains of J&K and Western parts of U.P. It is a low in erucic acid (<2.0%) variety of Indian mustard, suitable for timely sown irrigated conditions.
It is a small seeded variety (4.0 g/ 1000 seeds) with an average seed yield of 20.25 q/ha and 36.55% oil content. It matures in about 140 days.
Highly suitable for cultivation in National Capital Region of Delhi. It is single zero (<2% erucic acid) variety of Indian mustard, suitable for timely sown irrigated condition.
Average seed yield of this variety is 20.7 q/ha with an oil content of 35.5%. It is matures in about 142 days after sowing.
Highly suitable for cultivation in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, UP, Uttrakhand, plains of J&K, MP, Chhatishgarh. It is a low erucic acid (single zero) variety of Indian mustard with a wider adaptability.
Average seed yield in north western plain zone is 21.1 q/ha and in central zone is 18.6 q/ha, Seeds of this variety possesses 36% oil. It matures in about 142 days in NWPZ and in 133 days in CZ.
A high yielding variety possesses tolerance to different abiotic stresses viz. high temperature at seedling stage and salinity up to 12dS/m. It is suitable for timely sown irrigated conditions.
Average seed yield of this variety is 25.0 q/ha with about 38.51 % oil content .It matures in about 145 days after sowing.It is a bold seeded variety.
It is first single zero (< 2 % erucic acid) variety of Indian mustard and have tolerance to white rust.It is highly suitable for timely sown irrigated conditions.
First single zero (< 2 % erucic acid) variety of Indian mustard. Average seed yield is 22.0 q/ha with 38.0 % oil content.
This variety is suitable for timely as well as late sown irrigated conditions and cultivated mainly in U.P., M.P., Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan.
A bold seeded variety (5.5g/1000 seeds) with average seed yield of 25.0 q/ha. Its seeds contains about 40.0 % oil. It takes about 125 days to mature.
Due to short duration, This variety is suitable for multiple cropping systems between September and December. It is suitable for areas where vegetable or sugarcane are planted in the month of January.
Average seed yield of this variety is 19.24 q/ha. It is a bold seeded variety (6.00 g/ 1000 seeds) with about 40% oil content . It takes about 121 days to mature.
Highly suitable for cultivation in Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Delhi, plains of J&K and HP, western UP. Being short duration variety it is suitable for multiple cropping system as a catch crop between September (after harvest of Kharif crops) to Mid December (upto sowing of Rabi crops particularly wheat and vegetables). It is a very potential substitute of B. rapa cv. Toria (in toria’s traditional belt).
Average seed yield of this variety is 19.93 q/ ha with 41.5% oil content. It matures in about 107 days after sowing. It tolerates high temperature at seedling stage.
Suitable for cultivation in U.P, M.P, Uttrakhand, Kota region of Rajasthan under multiple cropping systems. It fits well as an additiona; crop between Kharif and Rabi season spanning from September to January. It is suitable for conditions where farmers take sugarcane or any vegetable crop.
Average seed yield of this variety is 15.35 q/ha with about 41.7% oil content. It matures in about 118 days after sowing. It is moderately tolerant to high temperature at seedling and seed development stage.
Highly suitable for cultivation in Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Delhi, plains of J&K, HP and western UP, Suitable for multiple cropping systems particularly in rice and cotton belts where the fields are generally vacated in November. Under such situation, farmers prefer to raise late sown mustard crop which can perform well with one or two irrigations. It also suits well in areas where long duration Guar varieties are cultivated.
Average yield of this variety is about 16.04 q/ha and its seeds possess about 39.6% oil. The seed size is small (3.40g/1000 seeds). This variety possesses terminal high temperature tolerance and takes about 126 days to mature.
Highly suitable for cultivation in Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Delhi, plains of J&K and HP, western UP, Suitable for multiple cropping system between September (after harvest of kharif crops) to mid December (upto sowing of rabi crops particularly wheat and vegetables) to have an additional crop.It is a very potential substitute of B.ital cv. Toria (in toria’s traditional belt).
Average seed yield is 14.7 q/ ha with 39.6% oil content. It has an early maturity and takes about 107 days to mature from the date of sowing.
Mainly suitable for cultivation in Orissa, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, West Bengal, Assam and National Capital Region of Delhi. Highly suitable for September sowing in North Eastern and Eastern states, it fits well in rice fallows of NER & E regions.
Average seed yield of this variety is 17.5 q/ha with 40% oil content in its seeds. It takes about 118 days to mature.
It is the first early maturing (110 days) variety of Indian mustard which is a good substitute of toria. In North Eastern and Eastern states, it fits well after rice crop in this region.
First early maturing (110 days) variety of Indian mustard .Suitable for early (September) and late (November) sown conditions. Average seed yield of this variety is 17.5 q/ha with an oil content of 39-40%.
A Brassica carinata (Karan rai/Ethiopian mustard) variety, which performs well under rainfed situations with marginal and poor soils. It is immune to downy mildew; resistant to white rust and tolerant to Alternaria blight; Sclerotinia stem rot and powdery mildew; and highly tolerant to aphid under field conditions.
Suitable for timely sown rainfed situation. Its average seed yield is 14.0 q/ha with 40% oil content. It is highly productive and resists major diseases and aphid infestation.
A Brassica carinata (Karan rai/Ethiopian mustard) variety, suitable for cultivation in Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir and parts of UP. It has a very high degree of drought tolerance and observes immune reaction against white rust disease. Severity of Alternaria blight disease is reported to be low in this variety.
Average seed yield under Irrigated conditions is about 16-17 q/ha. Whereas, under rainfed conditions it is about 14-15 q/ha. Its seeds are yellow in colour with 40-43% oil content. It matures in about 165 days.
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