Radish, carrot, beetroot, turnip and onion, sown direct into worked soil.
A DOGR release for kharif and late-kharif sowing, with dark-red bulbs and better bolting tolerance than older reds.
Globe-shaped root with deep, evenly coloured flesh and no white rings. Tops are usable as greens while the root sizes.
Long, smooth, pure-white root up to 30 cm with a mild flavour and tender texture. Needs deep worked soil to size properly.
Round root, white below and purple above the shoulder, sweet and tender when pulled at tennis-ball size.
Pure white, medium-long root that stays mild and crisp even when sown in warm weather — unusual for a radish.
Deep-orange root with a small core and good sugar. Suits the tropical rabi window where European types will not size.
Flattish-round bulb with an attractive bronze-red skin and good field storage. A standard kharif and late-kharif onion.
A red, self-coloured carrot with a high lycopene content and no distinct core. Sweeter than the usual tropical types.
