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The study evaluates the performance of four barnyard millet genotypes under varying soil fertility conditions in the Indian Central Himalaya, focusing on their dual use for grain and fodder. Results indicate that the Japanese barnyard millet genotype PRJ 1 outperformed Indian cultivars in terms of yield and adaptability, particularly under lower fertility conditions. The findings suggest that PRJ 1 and PRB 401 are suitable for cultivation in the region, contributing to both nutritional and fodder security.

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