Add to ORKGIndia has made remarkable progress in enhancing production of pulses during the past 15 years. During 2005-06, the total production of pulses in India was 13.38 million MT, which increased to 25.58 million MT during 2020-21. This shows an impressive growth of 91% or a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.42%. During 2020-21, chickpea had a lion’s share of 49.3% in the total pulses production. Among remaining pulses, pigeonpea contributed 16.2%, mungbean 10.3%, urdbean 9.3%, lentil 4.9% and other pulses 9.9%. During the past 15 years, the highest growth in production was observed for mungbean (178%), followed by chickpea (125%), urdbean (90%), pigeonpea (51%) and lentil (34%)
India’s produce of cereal has been growing year by year and its one of the top manufacturers of diff...
In India, more than a dozen pulses such as chickpea, pigeonpea, mungbean, urdbean, lentil, fieldpea,...
Pulses are the most important for Indian diet and the principal source of protein for the poor peopl...
The world population is projected to grow from the current ~7.3 billion (in 2015) to ~8.9 billion by...
In India, more than a dozen pulses such as chickpea, pigeonpea, mungbean, urdbean, lentil, fieldpea,...
Pulses are major sources of proteins among the vegetarians in India, and complement the staple cere...
India is the largest producer and consumer of pulses in the world. However, pulses production has ...
India is the largest producer and consumer of pulses in the world. However, pulses production has be...
Though India is the largest producer (around 25% of global production), it however, consumes 27% and...
Though India is the largest producer (around 25% of global production), it however, consumes 27% and...
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Despite of deceleration in area and marginal rise in production due to higher productivity growth ra...
Despite of deceleration in area and marginal rise in production due to higher productivity growth ra...
Despite of deceleration in area and marginal rise in production due to higher productivity growth ra...
India’s produce of cereal has been growing year by year and its one of the top manufacturers of diff...
In India, more than a dozen pulses such as chickpea, pigeonpea, mungbean, urdbean, lentil, fieldpea,...
Pulses are the most important for Indian diet and the principal source of protein for the poor peopl...
The world population is projected to grow from the current ~7.3 billion (in 2015) to ~8.9 billion by...
In India, more than a dozen pulses such as chickpea, pigeonpea, mungbean, urdbean, lentil, fieldpea,...
Pulses are major sources of proteins among the vegetarians in India, and complement the staple cere...
India is the largest producer and consumer of pulses in the world. However, pulses production has ...
India is the largest producer and consumer of pulses in the world. However, pulses production has be...
Though India is the largest producer (around 25% of global production), it however, consumes 27% and...
Though India is the largest producer (around 25% of global production), it however, consumes 27% and...
Pulses are important part 8 AU1 AU2 of cropping systems and food AU3 systems in Asia, Africa, an...
Several pulse crops are grown around the world and approximately 62 million tons are produced on ove...
Despite of deceleration in area and marginal rise in production due to higher productivity growth ra...
Despite of deceleration in area and marginal rise in production due to higher productivity growth ra...
Despite of deceleration in area and marginal rise in production due to higher productivity growth ra...
India’s produce of cereal has been growing year by year and its one of the top manufacturers of diff...
In India, more than a dozen pulses such as chickpea, pigeonpea, mungbean, urdbean, lentil, fieldpea,...
Pulses are the most important for Indian diet and the principal source of protein for the poor peopl...