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TN varsity releases 10 new crops variety

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Coimbatore June 24 A medium fine white rice variety with 9,625 kg per hectare yield is among the 10 new crops released for 2007 by the Tamil Nadu Agricultural University here.

The new crop releases include blackgram (VBN(BG)5, groundnut - VRI (Gn)6, Bhendi hybrid A (COGhH1) and a jack fruit variety (PLR(J)2.

The university has also released three new farm equipment (power tiller operated slasher-cum-insitu shredder), sugarcane detrasher and a sub-soil attachment for stump removal

Among the new farm management technology introduced on the occasion are shade net technology for sweet pepper and paprika, botanical formulation `Ilamathi' for higher silk yield and mass multiplication of bamboos.

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