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SCREENING OF POTENTIAL INDIAN POTATO VARIETIES FOR EXPORT PROMOTION FROM WESTERN UTTAR PRADESH AND GUJARAT
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Indian potato production potential (54 million tonnes) strengthens the cause of export of this crop from the country. Government of India has identified districts of Agra and Farrukhabad in Uttar Pradesh, and Sabarkantha and Banaskantha in Gujarat for potato export promotion in the Agri- export policy-2018. However, issues like suitable varieties, sustainable production and protection technologies, and efficient marketing channel are challenges for acceleration of potato export in a significant way. One of the critical gaps, suitable export potential varieties was taken up in current study. Eight potato varieties were evaluated in replicated field trials at farmer’s fields in district Agra and Gandhinagar. Based upon yield performance and feedback from exporters, potato varieties Kufri (K) Frysona (35.3), K Ganga (31.8), K Chipsona-3 (28.2), K Sangam (28.0) and K Bahar (24.0) have better export-grade (>55mm) tuber production potential (tha-1) in western Uttar Pradesh. Variety K Chipsona-3 (30.7), K Sangam (29.6), K Ganga (27.2) and K Frysona (24.9) are exhibiting prospects of export from Gujarat. Newly released specialty potato cv. K Neelkanth has also attracted the attention of exporters. Suitable potato varieties acceptable for importing destinations and Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) developed by ICAR- CPRI holds a better future for Indian potato export.
Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Directorate of Knowledge Management in Agriculture
Title: SCREENING OF POTENTIAL INDIAN POTATO VARIETIES FOR EXPORT PROMOTION FROM WESTERN UTTAR PRADESH AND GUJARAT
Description:
Indian potato production potential (54 million tonnes) strengthens the cause of export of this crop from the country.
Government of India has identified districts of Agra and Farrukhabad in Uttar Pradesh, and Sabarkantha and Banaskantha in Gujarat for potato export promotion in the Agri- export policy-2018.
However, issues like suitable varieties, sustainable production and protection technologies, and efficient marketing channel are challenges for acceleration of potato export in a significant way.
One of the critical gaps, suitable export potential varieties was taken up in current study.
Eight potato varieties were evaluated in replicated field trials at farmer’s fields in district Agra and Gandhinagar.
Based upon yield performance and feedback from exporters, potato varieties Kufri (K) Frysona (35.
3), K Ganga (31.
8), K Chipsona-3 (28.
2), K Sangam (28.
0) and K Bahar (24.
0) have better export-grade (>55mm) tuber production potential (tha-1) in western Uttar Pradesh.
Variety K Chipsona-3 (30.
7), K Sangam (29.
6), K Ganga (27.
2) and K Frysona (24.
9) are exhibiting prospects of export from Gujarat.
Newly released specialty potato cv.
K Neelkanth has also attracted the attention of exporters.
Suitable potato varieties acceptable for importing destinations and Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) developed by ICAR- CPRI holds a better future for Indian potato export.
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