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Vatika Business Park, Sector 49, Sohna Road122018GurugramIN
Hunar Setuhttps://www.hunarsetu.com
Vatika Business Park, Sector 49, Sohna RoadGurugram, IN
Sem – Kashi Bauni (Indian Bean – Kashi Bouni Sem-207)
·Bush Type, No Staking Needed – Kashi Bauni has a compact, bushy growth habit (~65–70 cm tall), meaning farmers don’t need staking/support structures — easier to grow and cost-effective.
·Early & Extended Harvest Window – first picking starts ~90–95 days after sowing, and pods remain available until late March, giving a long harvest window and repeated pickings.
·Attractive & Market-Friendly Pods – Pods are 10–12 cm long, 2.5–2.8 cm wide, tender, uniform and visually appealing for fresh markets.
·High Yield Potential – Average green pod yield across five pickings is ~236 q/ha, offering excellent returns per hectare.
·Heat & Disease Tolerance – Tolerant to Dolichos Yellow Mosaic Virus (DYMV) and can withstand high temperatures up to ~35 °C, helping ensure stable production in warm conditions.
·Wide Agro-Climatic Adaptation – Notified for commercial cultivation across many states including Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Haryana & Delhi.
Seed & Crop Info
·Developed & Released By: ICAR – Indian Institute of Vegetable Research (IIVR), Varanasi, and released by Central Variety Release Committee.
·Crop Season: Rabi (Seed sowing: Oct–Nov).
·Harvest: First harvest in ~90–95 days, continuing over many weeks with multiple pickings.
Why Farmers & Buyers Prefer Kashi Bauni
·No staking needed — reduces labor and cost.
·Long harvest window — extended picking increases total marketable yield.
·Attractive pods — uniform, moderate-sized, and preferred by retailers and consumers.
·Heat & virus tolerance — reliable performance even in warmer conditions.
·Suitable for fresh markets & kitchen gardens — strong color and texture boost demand.
Sem – Kashi Bauni (Indian Bean – Kashi Bouni Sem-207)
·Bush Type, No Staking Needed – Kashi Bauni has a compact, bushy growth habit (~65–70 cm tall), meaning farmers don’t need staking/support structures — easier to grow and cost-effective.
·Early & Extended Harvest Window – first picking starts ~90–95 days after sowing, and pods remain available until late March, giving a long harvest window and repeated pickings.
·Attractive & Market-Friendly Pods – Pods are 10–12 cm long, 2.5–2.8 cm wide, tender, uniform and visually appealing for fresh markets.
·High Yield Potential – Average green pod yield across five pickings is ~236 q/ha, offering excellent returns per hectare.
·Heat & Disease Tolerance – Tolerant to Dolichos Yellow Mosaic Virus (DYMV) and can withstand high temperatures up to ~35 °C, helping ensure stable production in warm conditions.
·Wide Agro-Climatic Adaptation – Notified for commercial cultivation across many states including Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Haryana & Delhi.
Seed & Crop Info
·Developed & Released By: ICAR – Indian Institute of Vegetable Research (IIVR), Varanasi, and released by Central Variety Release Committee.
·Crop Season: Rabi (Seed sowing: Oct–Nov).
·Harvest: First harvest in ~90–95 days, continuing over many weeks with multiple pickings.
Why Farmers & Buyers Prefer Kashi Bauni
·No staking needed — reduces labor and cost.
·Long harvest window — extended picking increases total marketable yield.
·Attractive pods — uniform, moderate-sized, and preferred by retailers and consumers.
·Heat & virus tolerance — reliable performance even in warmer conditions.
·Suitable for fresh markets & kitchen gardens — strong color and texture boost demand.