Seeds Details
RK AMUL STAR-621
Kharif Season
|Oilseed Crop
Star-621 guar seed of R.K. Amul Hybrid Seeds matures in approximately 90-95 days and produces large sized seeds with 1000 seed weight of 33- 40 gms
- Spreading plant growth habit with more number of branches
- Grain/seed flat and round
- Higher clusters with more pods
- Large seeded (33 – 40 gm 1000 seed weight)
- Gum 28-30%, high protein percent
- Days to maturity/duration 90-95 days
- Tolerant to bacterial leaf blight and root rot diseases
RK AMUL STAR-621 is a high-performing Guar seed variety from R.K. Amul Hybrid Seeds, known for its early maturity and high-quality yield. The variety matures in approximately 90-95 days and produces large, flat, and round seeds with a 1000-seed weight of 33-40 grams.
This variety exhibits a spreading growth habit with multiple branches, resulting in higher clusters and more pods per plant. STAR-621 seeds are rich in gum (28-30%) and protein, ensuring premium quality output. It is also tolerant to bacterial leaf blight and root rot diseases, making it suitable for safe and profitable cultivation.
Key Feature & Benefits
- Early Maturity - Matures in approximately 90-95 days for quick harvest.
- Spreading Growth Habit - Produces multiple branches for higher clusters and more pods.
- Large Seed Size - 1000-seed weight of 33-40 gms, ensuring premium quality.
- High Gum & Protein Content - Contains 28-30% gum and high protein for better market value.
- Disease Tolerance - Resistant to bacterial leaf blight and root rot diseases.
- Uniform Crop Quality - Ensures consistent growth and premium yield across the field.
Suitable For
- Ideal for Kharif season sowing
- Suitable for farmers targeting large, quality seed output.
- Perfect for Guar seed cultivation.
- Works well in regions with bacterial leaf blight and root rot risks.
- Recommended for large-scale and profitable farming operations.
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