jowar

Cotton and Jowar are the predominant crops grown in the district.

Black cotton soil; groundnut and jowar are the main crops.

It is rich with natural resources like granite, agricultural products which include sugar cane, jowar and coconut.

Some crops like jowar and bajra are also cultivated.

The boy was playing near his family's jowar field, when one of the wolves grabbed him and carried him into the forest.

In north Karnataka the staple grains are jowar and bajra.

In eastern Maharashtra, the diet is based more on wheat, jowar and bajra.

Although this village has not been benefited by the water irrigation projects, it still produces significant crops of jowar.

Soybean, wheat, jowar and bajra are the main crops grown.

It is often eaten with fresh, hot bhakri (a roti made from jowar).

The crops irrigated under this project include jowar.

Major crops are sugar cane, potatoes, onions, jowar and bajra.

Cotton and jowar (sorghum) are very well suited to the semi-arid climate.

It is famous for its toor daal(yellow gram) and Jowar.

Sugarcane, banana, cotton and jowar are the main crops, taken twice a year in both harvests.

He introduced hybrid cultivation in bajra, jowar and rice.

It is called jowar in India.

It is porridge made of crushed wheat, jowar and boiled in skimmed milk.

The main crop taken by farmer is cotton, Jowar, Mung, etc.

It is prepared from jowar flour.

The crops taken in the taluka include jowar, red gram, soyabean, and sugercane.

Main crops are jowar, ragi, sugar cane, turmeric, onion and banana.

Bhakri - bread made from millets like jowar and bajra, form part of daily food in rural areas.

Maldandi Jowar is famous in all over Maharashtra.

Wheat, Jowar, Bajara, and pomegranate are the main produce from the farmlands.