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AGRO PRODUCTS : Basmati Rice | Castor Oil | Chana | Coffee | Cotton | Crude Oil | Gaur | Gur | Jeera | Jute | Maize Mustard | Peas | Pepper | Red Chilli | Rice | Rubber | Soyabean | Sugar | Turmeric | Urad | Wheat METAL PRODUCTS : Copper | Gold | Silver | Steel URAD Urad or Black Gram
is widely grown in India, Iran, South-East Asia, Greece and East Africa.
it is also described as Azukia mungo. The composition of black gram is
comparable to that of commonly cultivated legumes. Most of the ash,
protein and lipid is present in the cotyledons, while the seed coat
which accounts for 12 to 14 per cent of the whole seed is rich in crude
fibre and calcium. Split black gram seeds have about 560 to 640 g/kg of carbohydrates, including starch, soluble sugars, fibre and unavailable carbohydrates. Starch accounts for most of the total carbohydrates in the seeds as well as the cotyledons. The protein content has been reported to range from 236 to 286 g/kg. Black gram is mainly used in the preparation of fermented foods such as idli, papad, waries, dosa, and other regional foods in India. It is also consumed in split, boiled or roasted forms or gound into flour and used to make, cake, bread and porridge. The seeds are also used for the preparation of sprouts. The green pods are eaten as a vegetable. Properties Black gram destroys flatulation loosens the stools, tastes sweet, creates relishness, strength giver, semen-developer and very nutritious. Urad producing states in India
India annually produces around 1.3-1.5 million tons of urad, which is normally 10% of India's total pulse production of 12-15 million tons Market Influencing Factors
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Note : India imports urad from Myanmar to supplement the domestic production. This imports are around 1-2 lakh tons. Uses
Note - Black gram is harmful for people who have excessive humor of phelgm and bile in their body. It also causes flatulation. It must not be taken immediately after an operation or if there is a wound in any part of the body. |
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