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    Soyabean

    • July 3, 2020
    • Posted by: OptimizeIAS Team
    • Category: DPN Topics
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    Subject: Economy

    Context:

    Farmers from various parts of Maharashtra have complained of germination failure of soyabean seeds.

    Concept:

    • Seed companies start their work for seed preparation, which involves procurement of seeds either from the farmers or growing them on their own plots, well before the season.
    • Treatment of the seed with bio-fertilsers, insecticidesetc is followed by the certification process.
    • During this process, germination tests are carriedout, and seeds which fail to produce 70 per cent yield and more germination, are rejected.

    Reasons

    • Unseasonal rain in October and November last year had affected the quality of the seed, which had put a question mark over seed availability and quality for the current season.
    • The lockdown from March had also put brakes on the seed production and certification process, both in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh

    Soyabean

    • Soyabean is one of the fastest growing crops in India. Soyabean is grown as a Kharif Crop in India.
    • Soyabean is an oilseed produced forextracting edible oils.
    • Soyabean is mostly grown in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. These two states together produce about 90 per cent of total output of soyabean in the country
    economy Soyabean
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