Indonesia: Varieties of mung bean seed for sprout industry

Published 2021년 10월 20일

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The Philippines' Agricultural Research and Development Agency (Balitbangtan) has introduced over 20 new high-yarding green bean varieties, which yield an average of 0.90-1.98 tons per hectare within 51-70 days. These varieties include both small and large seed sizes, catering to different market segments, with the food and beverage industry preferring larger seeds for easier peeling. Balitbangtan also introduced two small seed green bean varieties, Vimil 1 and Vimil 2, in 2019, which are suitable for paddy fields and suboptimal lands, offering good resistance to common bean diseases. These varieties were developed by Balitbangtan in collaboration with the Research Institute for Various Nuts and Tubers (Balitkabi) since 2013, with a focus on improving existing varieties in terms of plant age, harvest uniformity, and yield.
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My Agriculture — The Agricultural Research and Development Agency (Balitbangtan) has released more than 20 high-yielding varieties of green beans. These varieties produce an average of 0.90-1.98 tons per hectare with a harvest age of 51-70 days. The size of the seeds of mung bean varieties varies, ranging from small to large sizes with a weight between 2.5-7.8 grams per 100 seeds. The size of mung bean seeds has a different market share. Green beans with large seed sizes are used for the food and beverage industry because they facilitate the process of peeling the skin. Meanwhile, small green beans are more widely used for the germination industry because the seeds are able to produce more sprouts. Balitbangtan has two varieties of small seed green beans which were released in 2019. These varieties are Vimil 1 and Vimil 2 which have the advantage of being able to be developed in paddy fields and suboptimal lands. The Vimil 1 variety has a yield potential of 2.06 tonnes per hectare ...
Source: Pertanianku

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