Innovative Seed Breeding Methods Address Seed Challenges and Boost Productivity in Farrukhabad and Across Uttar Pradesh
In the heart of Farrukhabad district, Uttar Pradesh, Rahul Biotech, a pioneering seed breeder located in Singhirampur village, Kamalganj block, is making significant strides in potato cultivation. As the only producer of potato seeds using tissue culture and aeroponic methods in the Kanpur region, Rahul Biotech is at the forefront of tackling the pressing challenges faced by local potato farmers. The seeds produced here have gained increasing popularity not only among farmers in Uttar Pradesh but also in other states across India.
Rahul Biotech’s innovative approaches, particularly through tissue culture and aeroponics, ensure a higher quality of seed production, addressing long-standing issues related to disease resistance and yield optimization. The company’s efforts help farmers overcome barriers associated with traditional seed production, such as unreliable seed quality and limited availability. By ensuring traceability and maintaining rigorous quality control standards, Rahul Biotech has significantly contributed to the region’s agricultural advancements.
In an ongoing effort to educate local farmers about the importance of quality potato seeds, Rahul Biotech is organizing a campaign in Powayan, a region often referred to as “Mini Punjab” due to its large Sikh population and its role as a major potato-growing hub in Uttar Pradesh. The campaign includes meetings attended by 100 to 150 farmers, focusing on the key potato varieties grown in the region. These gatherings emphasize the importance of seed traceability and quality assurance, aiming to raise awareness and promote the adoption of superior seed varieties.
Rahul Biotech’s commitment to advancing seed technology and its dedication to solving the challenges of local farmers have not only improved productivity but also strengthened the potato industry in Uttar Pradesh. As more farmers turn to high-quality seeds, the region’s agricultural output is expected to see continued growth.
Source: Indian Potato
