The aim of this study was to examine the productivity of millet (Panicum miliaceum L.; Poaceae) in the world and its importance in the food and in industries. Millet has the least need for water, of other cereals and is a significant crop in sustainable systems. Millet has a high grain yield and is an important source proteins in food. It has high biomass yield which is why it is of great importance in bioenergy production. The priority is to procure raw materials and develop the process of biofuel production in an economical way. Millet grain is rich in iron, calcium and vitamin B complex (B1, B2, B3). In addition to their nutritive value, helps: prevent cancer and cardiovascular diseases, reduce tumor incidence, lower blood pressure, the ...
Small millets are the most important species in terms of cropped area and contributions to food secu...
Millets have high nutritional qualities and produce well under marginal conditions but they are not ...
Despite positive agronomic and nutritional characteristics, millets are underutilized for food use i...
Cereal crops, including millet, contain all the nutrients that are constantly necessary for human li...
Nutrition serves as a crucial building block for healthy development, yet this fact is often overloo...
Abstract. Cereal crops, including millet, contain all the nutrients that are constantly necessary fo...
Not AvailableMillets are drought-tolerant crops, extensively grown in Asia and semi-arid tropics of ...
Millets are a group of small-seeded grass of the Poaceae family. They are popularly known as Nutri-c...
Millets are traditional grains, grown and consumed in the Indian subcontinent from the past more tha...
Millets are group of small seeded grasses that have been cultivated for thousands of years in variou...
Background Climate change and biodiversity loss will push us to revolutionise and transform our exi...
Deshpande S., Tripathi M.K., Mohapatra D., Jadam R.S. (2021) Product Development from Millets. In: K...
Millets belongs to a class of cereals other than wheat and rice were grown even during stone age and...
Pearl millet Pennisetum glaucum is the most widely grown type of millet considered as secondary cere...
Millet originates from Asia and it has been produced due to its short growing season and favourable ...
Small millets are the most important species in terms of cropped area and contributions to food secu...
Millets have high nutritional qualities and produce well under marginal conditions but they are not ...
Despite positive agronomic and nutritional characteristics, millets are underutilized for food use i...
Cereal crops, including millet, contain all the nutrients that are constantly necessary for human li...
Nutrition serves as a crucial building block for healthy development, yet this fact is often overloo...
Abstract. Cereal crops, including millet, contain all the nutrients that are constantly necessary fo...
Not AvailableMillets are drought-tolerant crops, extensively grown in Asia and semi-arid tropics of ...
Millets are a group of small-seeded grass of the Poaceae family. They are popularly known as Nutri-c...
Millets are traditional grains, grown and consumed in the Indian subcontinent from the past more tha...
Millets are group of small seeded grasses that have been cultivated for thousands of years in variou...
Background Climate change and biodiversity loss will push us to revolutionise and transform our exi...
Deshpande S., Tripathi M.K., Mohapatra D., Jadam R.S. (2021) Product Development from Millets. In: K...
Millets belongs to a class of cereals other than wheat and rice were grown even during stone age and...
Pearl millet Pennisetum glaucum is the most widely grown type of millet considered as secondary cere...
Millet originates from Asia and it has been produced due to its short growing season and favourable ...
Small millets are the most important species in terms of cropped area and contributions to food secu...
Millets have high nutritional qualities and produce well under marginal conditions but they are not ...
Despite positive agronomic and nutritional characteristics, millets are underutilized for food use i...