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Swastik bajari
Bajra, also known as Pearl Millet, is a nutrient-rich, drought-resistant cereal grain widely grown in semi-arid and rainfed regions of India. It is an important staple in rural diets and is used for food, fodder, and sometimes even biofuel.
Karnataka
One of the major producers of bajra in southern India.
Grown in dryland areas with low irrigation support.
Consumed locally as a staple grain (ragi and bajra rotis are common).
Procurement managed by state marketing boards and co-operatives.
Madhya Pradesh
Grown mainly in western and central MP where rainfall is low.
Popular in tribal and rural diets.
Supports livelihood of small and marginal farmers.
Procurement is region-specific and usually seasonal.
Uttar Pradesh (Bhind District)
Bhind district in UP is specifically known for quality bajra.
Bajra is cultivated during the kharif season.
Plays an important role in food security in low-rainfall zones.
Procured by UP Food & Civil Supplies Department under MSP.