Performance evaluation of different traditional paddy varieties of Wayanad

Wayanad traditional paddy varieties

Authors

  • T MRUTHUL Ambalavayal, Wayanad, Kerala Agricultural University, Kerala, India
  • P SHAJEESH JAN Ambalavayal, Wayanad, Kerala Agricultural University, Kerala, India
  • K K AJMAL Padannakkad, Kerala Agricultural University, Kerala, India
  • V R RACHANA Kerala Agricultural University Kerala, India

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21921/jas.v10i04.14377

Keywords:

traditional paddy , Wayanad, Ayiramkana, Chettuveliyan, Gandhakasala

Abstract

A field experiment was conducted at the Regional Agricultural Research Station, Ambalavayal, to evaluate the performance of various traditional paddy varieties in Wayanad. Observations were recorded for 20 selected traditional varieties, focusing on essential growth and yield characteristics. The study indicates, Ayiramkana demonstrated its superiority in grain yield, recording a significantly higher 5.11 t/ha, followed closely by Chenellu with 4.57 tonnes per ha, surpassing other cultivars. Conversely, Kuviginpoothali recorded a lower grain yield at 0.67 tonnes per ha. Chettuveliyan stood out among various traditional rice varieties with its impressive plant height, reaching 143.82 cm, comparable to Gandhakasala at 142.70 cm and Palthondi at 138.03 cm. Ayiramkana excelled in the number of productive tillers per hill, boasting a remarkable 10.80, a significant superiority over other varieties. In contrast, Kakkisala and Chettuveliyan displayed notably lower numbers at 4.63 and 5.27, respectively.

Author Biographies

T MRUTHUL, Ambalavayal, Wayanad, Kerala Agricultural University, Kerala, India

Assistant Professor

Regional Agricultural Research Station

P SHAJEESH JAN, Ambalavayal, Wayanad, Kerala Agricultural University, Kerala, India

Regional Agricultural Research Station

K K AJMAL , Padannakkad, Kerala Agricultural University, Kerala, India

College of Agriculture

 

V R RACHANA , Kerala Agricultural University Kerala, India

College of Agriculture

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Published

2024-02-05