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This document provides an overview of various oilseed crops, including their botanical classifications, origins, and general characteristics. It discusses the production, types, and significant characteristics of key oilseed crops such as mustard and groundnut.

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AGRI DARPAN JET/CUET-ICAR/Agriculture Supervisor Agronomy Oilseed Crpos Oilseed Crops: - These crops mainly grow for oil production. Name Family Origen Place Chro. Oil %...

AGRI DARPAN JET/CUET-ICAR/Agriculture Supervisor Agronomy Oilseed Crpos Oilseed Crops: - These crops mainly grow for oil production. Name Family Origen Place Chro. Oil % Alkaloid Seed Rate Sesamum (Sesamum Pedaliaceae Africa 2n= 26 48 – 52% Sesamole 2-3kg for Branched indicum L.) 4-5kg for Unbranched Peanut (Arachis Leguminoseae Brazil 2n = 40 40-45% 20-26% Protein 60-80kg (Spreading), hypogaea) 80-100kg (Bunch) Linseed (Linum Linaceae AFG 2n = 30 33-47% Fiber- Flex and 15-20kg/ hac usitatissimum) Linean Caster (Ricinus Euphorbiaceae Africa 2n = 20 45-50% laxative 4-5kg/hac communis) Sunflower (Helianthus Compositae Mexico 2n= 34 45-50% Linoleic acid 10-12kg for local var. annuus) (68%) 8.0 kg for hybrid Safflower (Carthamus Compositae Afganistan 2n= 24 24-36% Linoleic acid 15-20 kg/ hac tinctorius) (78%) Soybean (Glycine max) Leguminacae China 2n = 40 20% Goitrogen 70-80Kg Taramera (Eruca sativa) Brassicaceae Africa 2n = 22 35% Erucic acid 8-10 Kg Mustard (Brassica spp.) Brassicaceae China, AFG, 2n = 16, 33-34% Erucic Acid 2.5- 3.0 Kg for INDIA 20, 36 Irrigated 4-5 Kg for unirrigated General Points: -  Revolution related to Oilseed: - Yellow Revolution  Queen of Oilseed crops: - Sesamum  King of oilseed crops:- Mustard  The main oilseed crop of Rajasthan is- Mustard.  The main oilseed crop of India is- Groundnut.  The world's main oilseed crop is soybean.  Most consumed oil in the world – Soybean  Most consumed oil in India- Groundnut  Mustard is the most commonly used oil in Rajasthan.  Sulfur element used to increase the amount of oil in oilseed crops.  Groundnut and soybean are oilseed and pulse crops.  Sunflower is a DNP plant.  Almost all oilseed having epigeal germination and C3 plants.  For weed management in oilseed crops mainly fluchlorelien (As PPI) and pendimethylien (As PE) are useful herbicides.  In India there are 9 oilseed crops in which 7 are edible and 2 are non-edible (Caster and linseed) oilseed crops. 1 Mini Mayapuri Near Bus stand, Sri Ganga Nagar (Rajasthan) Mob. 9587000789 AGRI DARPAN JET/CUET-ICAR/Agriculture Supervisor Agronomy  Only two oilseed crops are legumes (Soybean and groundnut).  Oilseed technology mission – 1986  Indian Oilseed Research Institute- Rajender nagar (Hyderabad)  Directorate of Groundnut Research (National Research Center for Groundnut) - Gujrat (Junagarh).  Directorate of Soybean (National Research Center for Soybean) - Indore (MP)  National Research Center for Mustard (NRCM) - Sewar (Bhartpur) Rajasthan.  NRCM converted into DRMR (Directorate Rapeseed and Mustard Research) - 2009.  Linseed is useful for both fiber and oil. Rapeseed - Mustard Botanical name: - Brassica spp. Inflorescence: - Resiem (Catcan) Family: - Brassicaceae Fruit Type: - Silicua. Origin: - China, India and AFG Indian Species Common Name Local Name Ch. No. Group 1. Sarson 1. B. campestris var. yellow sarson 1. Turnip rape 1. Yellow Sarson 1. 2n = 20 2. B. campestris var. brown sarson 2. Turnip rape 2. Brown Sarson 2. 2n = 20 2. Toria 3. B. campestris var. yellow toria 3. Indian rape 3. Yellow toria 3. 2n = 20 4. B. campestris var. black toria 4. Indian rape 4. Black toria or lahi 4. 2n = 20 3. Rai 5. Brassica juncea 5. Indian mustard 5. Rai or Raya 5. 2n = 36 6. Brassica juncea var. rugosa 6. Rugosa 6. Paharai rai 6. 2n = 36 7. Brassica nigra 7. Black mustard 7. Banarsi rai 7. 2n = 16 General Infomation)  Maximum mustard production in world- Canada > India  Maximum mustard Area in world- India  Burning in eyes due to- Isothiocyanate  Yellow color in mustard oil – due to carotenoids.  Highest production in India – Rajasthan  Highest production in Rajasthan – Alwar  Harvesting index- 25%, test weight- 3-4 grams  Mustard is grown in all the states except Kerala.  Mustard is a long day effective and cross-pollinated crop.  The strong smell of mustard oil comes due to Sinigrien alkaloid.  Pungency or bitterness in mustard oil – due to glucosinolate.  Mustard oil is not suitable for heart patients due to the presence of Erucic acid in it. (Pusa Mustard-30 variety Low amount of Erucic acid) 2 Mini Mayapuri Near Bus stand, Sri Ganga Nagar (Rajasthan) Mob. 9587000789 AGRI DARPAN JET/CUET-ICAR/Agriculture Supervisor Agronomy  If the amount of glucosinolate in oil is more than 0.5%, it causes Goiter.  Contamination of mustard seed with Satyanashi seeds (Mexican poppy) causes dropsy. Climate-  Dry and cool weather and 18-25°C is the suitable temperature.  Most sensitive to cold and frost. Soil-  Loam and light loam, pH value 6-8.5 Seed Rate and Sowing Time Seed rate R×P Depth of Sowing time Unirrigated area Irrigated area seed Unirrigated area Irrigated area 4-5Kg 2.5-3 Kg 30-45 × 10-15 cm. 4-5 cm 15 Sept – 15 Oct 15 Oct – 31Oct Fertilizer- N P K S (Sulphur)* 20 kg/ha 60 kg/ha 30 kg/ha. 40 kg/ha Varieties: -  Varuna  Pusa Aapni  Vasundahra  Pusa Bold  NRCHB-101  Pusa Kalyani (Brown Mustard)  Arawali Mustard (RN-393)  Dhara  Basanti  Maya  Krishana  T-9 (Toria)  Lakshmi  Pusa Jya Kisan (Bio-902) - Developed from bio-technology from a variety Varun.  NRC-HB-506- First hybrid variety (Developed from Sewar, Bhartpur)  Pusa Gold, K-88, Benoy (Varieties of Yellow mustard) Weed Management – 1. Orabanchi/Broom Rape: - Total Root Parasite Control: - Pendimethylien @0.5 kg/ha. 2. Mexican Poppy (Satyanashi) Insects: - 1. Ara Makhi: - Anthelia promixa  Mostly damage at nursery stage (10-15 DAS) or seedling stage of mustard. 2. Aphid: - Lipapis ericiemi 3 Mini Mayapuri Near Bus stand, Sri Ganga Nagar (Rajasthan) Mob. 9587000789 AGRI DARPAN JET/CUET-ICAR/Agriculture Supervisor Agronomy  Most damaging insect of mustard. 3. Painted Bug: - Bugrada cruciferus Diseases - 1. White Rust: - Caused by Fungi  Pathogen- Albugo candida  It is a obligate parasite 2. Alternaria leaf spot: - Caused by Fungi Pathogen- Alternaria alternata 3. Powdery Mildew: - Caused by Fungi. Yield: - 20-25 qtl/hac. Groundnut (Peanut) Botanical Name: Arachis hypogaea Pollination- Self Pollination Family: Fabaceae Inflorocance- Reciam 2n – 40 Fruit type- Pod O.P – Brazil Germination- Epigeal Oil % - 40-45% Test Weight- 260-280gm Protein%- 20-26% Maximum Production- Gujrat (Rajkot) Photoperiodisum – Short Day Plant Seasion- Kharif Other Names: Poor man’s Almond, Manila nut, Earth nut.  Nitrogen in groundnut cake – 7.3%  The credit for bringing peanuts to India goes to - Joseph Father (16th century).  It is first in production and area of oilseeds grown in India.  Vitamin 'E' is found in larger quantity in peanuts.  India ranks second in peanut production (1st China).  National Research Institute for Groundnut – Junagarh (Gujarat)  Rajkot of Rajasthan is Lunkaransar (Bikaner).  Shelling percentage - 70% (Percentage of edible groundnut grain).  Arechis- Greek word meaning legume (pod).  Hypogea- Greek word- meaning below ground.  Pegging: - Process of peg formation in groundnut.  Pegging - 50-55 DAS.  In ground nut flowering occurs on the surface of soil but fruiting take place under soil surface. 4 Mini Mayapuri Near Bus stand, Sri Ganga Nagar (Rajasthan) Mob. 9587000789 AGRI DARPAN JET/CUET-ICAR/Agriculture Supervisor Agronomy  Peg is female stigma of flower.  Peanut protein has the highest biological value as compared to other vegetable proteins and it is compared to Casein milk protein. Types of Groundnut: - There are two types of groundnut cultivatable. 1. Spreading Type: - Late maturity and dormancy is also present. Earthing up is not required. MH (Mallic hydrazide) is use for braking dormancy. 2. Bunch Type: - Early maturity and Dormancy not present. Earthing up is required. Note.1. Popping: - Due to deficiency of Calcium pods remains blank in ground nut is called popping. Treatment: - Application of Gypsum @200-400kg/Hac (250 kg/hac) Note.2. SSP (Single super phosphate) and gypsum is use in groundnut for quality groundnut production. Because SSP contains Sulphur and phosphorus. Soil and climate: - Sandy soil is best for groundnut production. Temperature: - 21-26C for better growth. Note.3. Pegging stops when temperature below 20C. Seed Rate and Spacing: - Ground nut Seed Rate Spacing Spreading Type 60-80Kg/Hac 45 X 15cm Bunch Type 80-100 Kg/Hac 30 X 10 cm Varieties: - 1. Spreading Type: - Punjab- 1, Girnar-1, Chandra, Chitra, RS-1, GJ-3. 2. Bunch Type: - Jyoti, AK-12-24, TMV-7, TMV-2, TMV-6, Pol-2, Kopergene-2, Gunagarh- 2, TAG-24, GUNJ- 23. Weed Management: - Lasso (Allachlor), Tok-E-25 (Nitrofen). Diseases: - 1. Collar Rot- Aspergillus niser (Fungus) It is also called root rot and black root disease. 2. Tikka Disease: - It is also known as leaf spot disease which is caused by fungus (Cercospora sp.). Tikka Disease having two types. A. Early leaf spot- Pathogen- Cercospora arachidicola B. Late leaf spot- Pathogen- Cercospora personata 3. Wilt: Pathogen- Fusarium oxysporum (Fungus) 4. Bud Necrosis- It is a viral disease. 5 Mini Mayapuri Near Bus stand, Sri Ganga Nagar (Rajasthan) Mob. 9587000789 AGRI DARPAN JET/CUET-ICAR/Agriculture Supervisor Agronomy This disease is transmitted by aphid. Note.4. Alfa-toxins: - Due to groundnut store at high moisture level a fungus Aspergillus flavis infection occurs which produces a toxin called Alfa-toxin (Myco-toxin). It is a field and storage disease of groundnut. Insects: - 1. White Grub: - It is polyphagous insect which damages all kharif crops. Body Shape- “C” Sci. Name- Holotrechia consungunia 2. Termites: - It is polyphagous insect which feed on woody parts of plant. Sci. Name- Odentotermis obesis Taramira (Rocket Kresh) Botanical Name: Eruca sativa Pollination- Cross-Pollination Family: Brassicaceae Inflorocance- Reciam 2n – 22 Fruit type- Pod O.P – Africa Maximum Production- TN Oil % - 35% Seasion- Rabi Photoperiodisum – Long Day Plant  Most drought tolerant oilseed crop. Seed Rate: - 4kg/hac R X P: - 30 X 10cm Sowing Time- Sept- Oct Varieties: -  T- 27 (For unirrigated area)  T-9  RTM-141 (Narendar Tara)  ITSAT-27  RTM-314 (Karan Tara) Yield: - 8-10qtl/Hac 6 Mini Mayapuri Near Bus stand, Sri Ganga Nagar (Rajasthan) Mob. 9587000789

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