finger-lime
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Introduction Finger millet (ragi, Eleusine coracana) is a hardy millet valued for its drought tolerance, nutritious grain and flexible planting window.
Irrigation and moisture management Finger millet is drought-tolerant but gives best yields with adequate moisture at key stages: Establishment: keep the seedbed moist until seedlings are well established (first 2–3 weeks).
Why grow finger millet (ragi) in West Bengal?
Finger millet (ragi) is a hardy coarse cereal well suited to light soils and the variable rainfall of Goa.
Why grow finger millet (ragi) in Sikkim?
Harvesting and threshing Harvest when grains are hard and moisture content is about 12–14%—in practice this is when the panicle and grains feel firm and do not dent with a fingernail.
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