Chickpea
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  • Chickpea (Cicer arietinum) is a high value pulse crop used almost entirely for human consumption Chickpeas are grown in rotation with cereals.
  • Chickpea seeds are eaten fresh as green vegetables, parched, fried, roasted, and boiled; as snack food, sweet and condiments; seeds are ground and the flour can be used as soup, dhal, and to make bread; prepared with pepper, salt and lemon it is served as a side dish.
  • The large, white-seeded types, known as kabuli chickpea or garbanzo bean, is a popular salad item
  • The small, dark-seeded type, known as desi chickpea, is used as split chickpea in dhal or ground into flour.
  • Chickpea seed should be of sound quality with high germination, purity and free of disease. Seed should be germination tested before sowing.
  • Chickpea leaves may prove to be an excellent alternative food source in malnourished populations of the world, with a mineral content that matches or exceeds spinach and cabbage.
  • Chickpeas are rich in protein, complex carbohydrates, and fiber, while low in fat and cholesterol Ascochyta blight of chickpeas is caused by the fungal pathogen Ascochyta rabiei.
  • This disease is usually first noticed in late winter when small patches of blighted plants appear throughout the paddock
  • Genesis 090 is a high yielding and widely adapted small seeded kabuli chickpea with resistance to ascochyta blight.
  • Harvesting of chickpeas can take place when the seed moisture is 18%.It may test dry after  harvest, but it takes some time for the moisture in the large seed to equalize across the entire seed.
  • Chickpeas mature in 3-7 months and the leaves turn brown/yellow during maturity Chickpea or Chana, as it is popularly know in India, is a native to the Middle East and has been grown traditionally throughout the semi-arid regions of India and the Mediterranean. Chickpea is the third most important pulse crop (after dry bean and pea) and makes up for 20% of the world pulse production.
  • Chickpea is used exclusively as food in many countries, though it is used as livestock feed in Mexico.
  • Major producers of chickpea include India, Pakistan, and Mexico. Turkey, Mexico, Iran, Australia and Canada are the main exporters.
  • Mediterranean, South Asian and South American countries are the main importers.
  • North America has a small domestic market for chickpea and chickpea products.
  • Canada is the world’s largest producer and exporter of peas and lentils and second largest producer and exporter of chickpeas to an expanding market.
General
  • Chickpea Leaves
  • Chickpea
  • Cicer arietinum L
  • Dryland Farming-Palestine
  • Seed Sizing
  • Starch-Protein Separation
  • Temperature on Sorption Isotherms

Breeding

  • Ascochyta Blight-Resistance
  • Ascochyta and Wilt Diseases-Duel Resistance
  • Frost and Drought Stress
  • Cross Breeding
  • Plant Breeding Methodologies
  • Intraspecific Linkage Map
  • DNA Isolation Method

Cultivation

  • Chickpea Production
  • Production-Greece
  • Kabuli Production - Ord
    River Area
  • Production -Turkey
  • Design and Development
  • Promotion-Bangladesh
  • Production- High Plains
  • Kyabra
  • ICARDA and Sudan
  • On-Farm IPM-Nepal
  • Processing-Saskatchewan
  • Production-Northern Plains
  • Viscosity of Chickpea Flours
  • Production-Jordan

Response of Cultivars

  • Response of Cultivars
  • Irrigation and Planting
  • Influence of Salinity
  • Seeding Date x Cultivar

Growth

  • Growing Chickpeas Over Winter
  • Growing Chickpeas
  • Growing Chickpea-Northern Great Plains
  • Contracts for Growers

Techniques

  • Seed Production Technology
  • Effect of Soil Management Techniques
  • Biochemical and Molecular Analysis
  • Extraction of Bioactive

 

Research Strategy

  • Alberta Pulse Research Strategy
  • Algeria and ICARDA
  • Impact of Chickpea Research-Gujarat
  • NARC
  • Collaborative Research-China
  • NDSU Carrington Research
  • Canadian Pulse Research Strategy
  • Chickpea Research

Report

  • Annual Departmental Report
  • Country Report-Pakistan
  • Genetic Transformation
  • Natural Resources

 Uses and Applications

  • Genesis
  • Benefits and Risks
  • Trap Cropping
  • Application Strategies

World Market Strategies

  • Analyzing Global Markets
  • New Benchmark-Kyabra
  • Market Analysis
  • Marketing
  • Pulse Canada
  • Regeneration and Transformation
  • Potential Crop-Southwestern Colorado
  • Turkey
  • Market News
  • New Crop Oportunities- Montana

Supplier

  • Improvements-Agriculture
  • Pulse Crop Situation and Outlook-EU
  • Pulse Agriculture-Saskatchewan

Price

  • Production and Price Risk Management
  • Variable Costs
  • Minimal Cost
  • Counting the Cost

Disease

  • Ascochyta Blight
  • Early Maturity Strategies
  • Chickpea 2004
  • Disease Management
  • Distribution of Mating Types-Turkey
  • Fight Chickpea Disease
  • Effect of Plant Age
  • Seed Infection

Guidelines

  • Production Guide
  • Northern Idaho Fertilizer Guide
  • Scouting and Foliar Fungicide
  • Fertilizer Guidelines
  • Disease Management

Marketing and Export in India

  • Chana
  • India
  • Agricultural Policies
  • Production, Uses, and Exports
  • Case of Chickpea
  • India's Pulse Sector

Import and Export

  • Canadian Farmers
  • Garbanzo Beans
  • Situation and Outlook
  • Turkey

Industry

  • South Asia
  • Balonne Cotton Tales
  • Beanstalk
  • Biofertilizer-Bangaladesh
  • COGGO
  • Medicago
  • The Pulse Industry
  • Pulse Update

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