Maize Production Technologies in India

Maize:

Zea mays (Maize) is one of the emerging crops under agro-climatic conditions.

Called as Queen of Cereals

Maize is the third most important crops after wheat and rice

Used for various purpose includes grain, fodder, sweet corn, baby corn, pop corn in peri-urban areas.

Nutrient Management:

Maize is hybrid and general crop responsive to nutrients through organic or inorganic sources.

Crop Stages :

Basal at sowing-20% Nitrogen rate

V4 four leaf stage-25 % Nitrogen rate

V8 eight leaf stage-30 % Nitrogen rate

VT tasseling stage-20 % Nitrogen rate

GF grain filling stage-5% Nitrogen rate

Soil:

The Indian environment is suitable for growing maize.

India is one of the largest producers of maize in the world. Balamurugan Traders is one of the upcoming maize export from India.

Soil with excellent organic and natural make a difference content getting excessive mineral water having potential with neutral

pH are viewed as perfect for greater efficiency.

Time of Sowing:

Maize may be expanded in all of the seasons.

Time of Sowing

Kharif  Season – Last week of June

Rabi Season –  Last Week of October

Spring Season – First week of February

Sowing methods for achieving more yield:

Raised Bed Planting

Zero-till planting

Furrow planting

Conventional till flat planting

Transplanting

Maize-Inter Cropping

Maize + Gladiolus

Maize + Cauliflower

Maize+ Pea

Maize+ Carrot

Maize + Cotton

Maize  + Pigeon pea

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