Achievements

Establishment of Olive Germplasm Unit
Development of different olive sites (69) in Punjab
Establishment of olive farms on large scale
Production of certified and true to type nursery plants
Preparation of technical literature like brochure, booklets to facilitate farming community
Establishment of olive extraction unit
Introduction of value-added products of olive
Establishment of Olive, Citrus, Peach, Grapes and dates Germplasm Unit
Cultivation of High value crops i.e. ranunculus cut Flower
Introduction of water saving (Micro-catchment, and Roof top rain water harvesting)
Introduction of High Value Crops like Nectrine, Peppino, Dragon Fruit, Avocado, Pistachio, Chidu, Fig and Saffron
Introduction of New and advanced field crop i.e Quinoa and Camelina
Introduction of soil Conditioners/ Hydrogel for moisture conservation in olive, vegetables and crops
Development of vermicomposting technology and vermiculture unit

Sr. No.	Name of Variety	Year of Release	Sowing Time	Yield Potential (Maund/Acre)	Recommended Area	Salient Features
Wheat
1	Chakwal-86	1986	20 October-20 November	63.76	Barani areas of Punjab	Drought Tolerant High Yielding Disease Resistant
2	Rawal-87	1987	20 October-20 November	42.08	Barani areas of Punjab	Drought Tolerant High Yielding Disease Resistant
3	Pothwar-93	1994	20 October-20 November	78.19	Barani areas of Punjab	Drought Tolerant High Yielding Disease Resistant
4	Kohsar-95	1995	20 October-20 November	85.97	Barani areas of Punjab	Drought Tolerant High Yielding Disease Resistant
5	Chakwal-97	1997	20 October-20 November	110.60	Barani areas of Punjab	Drought Tolerant High Yielding Disease Resistant
6	G.A-2002	2002	20 October-20 November	85.80	Barani areas of Punjab	Drought Tolerant High Yielding Disease Resistant
7	Chakwal-50	2008	20 October-20 November	105.13	Barani areas of Punjab	Disease Resistant High Tillering High Yielding Lodging Resistant Excellent Chapati Making Quality
8	Bars-09	2009	20 October-20 November	48.53	Barani areas of Punjab	Disease Tolerant High Yielding
9	Dharabi-11	2011	20 October-20 November	60.32	Barani areas of Punjab	Tall variety Ug-99 Race Resistant High Yielding White Grain
10	Ehsan 16	2016	20 October-20 November	74.94	Barani areas of Punjab	Disease Tolerant High Yielding Drought Tolerant
11	Fateh Jang 16	2016	20 October-20 November	75.12	Barani areas of Punjab	Disease Tolerant High Yielding Drought Tolerant Reddish Grain
12	Barani-17	2017	20 October-20 November	75.35	Barani areas of Punjab	Disease Tolerant High Yielding Drought Tolerant High Protein
Chick Pea
1	Balkassar-2000	2000	1^st- 2^nd of October	16	Chakwal, Rawalpindi, Jhelum, Attock, Khushab, Bhakkar, Layyah, Mianwali	High yielding Tolerant to wilt and Ascochyta Blight with wider adaptability
2	Wanhar-2000	2001	1^st- 2^nd of October	16		High yielding Tolerant to wilt and Ascochyta Blight with wider adaptability Tolerant to frost
3	Tamman	2013	1^st- 2^nd of October	22		Dark green color plant High yielding Drought tolerant
Mung
1	Chakwal Mung-97	1997	1^st week June – Mid July	12	Chakwal, Rawalpindi, Jhelum, Attock, Bhakkar, Layyah, Mianwali	High yielding Tolerant to diseases
2	Chakwal M-6	1998	1^st week June – Mid July	16		High yielding Tolerant to diseases
Mash
1	Mash Chakwal	2000	1^st week June – Mid July	16	Chakwal, Rawalpindi, Gujrat, Sialkot, Narowal, Jhelum	High yielding Short duration Uniform maturity Tolerant to diseases
2	Barani Mash	2019	1^st week June – Mid July	18	Chakwal, Rawalpindi, Gujrat, Sialkot, Narowal, Jhelum	High y Disease resistant Semi erect type High protein
Lentil
1	Chakwal Masoor	2011	1^st week – 15^th October	20	Chakwal, Rawalpindi, Gujrat, Sialkot, Narowal, Jhelum	High yielding Disease and Drought resistant short duration, uniform maturity and tolerant to diseases
Sorghum
1	Chakwal Sorghum	2008	July - August	450	Barani Areas of Punjab	High yielding Short duration Uniform maturity
Mustard/ Rape
1	Chakwal Raya	1995	1^st-15^th October	33.98	Barani Areas of Punjab	High yielding High Oil Contents Drought Tolerant
2	Chakwal Sarson	2002	1^st-15^th October	35.42	Barani Areas of Punjab	High yielding High Oil Contents Drought Tolerant
Groundnut
1	BARI-89	1992	1^st week April – End of May	32	Barani Areas of Punjab	Semi Spreading Virginia Type Two seeded & Medium sized pods 180-195 days maturity
2	Chakori	1992	1^st week April – End of May	35	Barani Areas of Punjab	Bunch Virginia Type Two seeded and bold pods 175-185 days maturity
3	BARI-2000	2000	1^st week April – End of May	40	Barani Areas of Punjab	Irradiated mutant Bunch Virginia Type Two seeded pods 175-185 days maturity
4	Golden	2002	1^st week April – End of May	40	Barani Areas of Punjab	Irradiated mutant Bunch Virginia Type Two seeded pods Reddish seed coat color 170-180 days maturity
5	BARI-2011	2011	1^st week April – End of May	40	Barani Areas of Punjab	Evolved through Hybridization Bunch Virginia Type Two-Four seeded pods Variegated seed coat color 160-170 days maturity
6	BARI-2016	2016	1^st week April – End of May	42	Barani Areas of Punjab	Evolved through Hybridization Bunch Virginia Type Two-Four seeded pods Variegated seed coat color 160-170 days maturity
Rananculus (Flowers)
1	Ahmar bloom	2014	September - October	15 Flowers/ plant	Pothwar region and Central Punjab	Pinkish Red rosette double flower Multiple layers of petals Plant with dark green, hairy, dense and three-lobed sharp narrow foliage
2	Golden bloom	2014	September - October	22 Flowers/ plant	Pothwar region and Central Punjab	Sharp orange yellow with reddish center Rosette double flowers with multiple layers of petals Plant with medium stature and density having broader basal leaves
3	Flaming beauty	2014	September - October	20 Flowers/ plant	Pothwar region and Central Punjab	Streaky orange red double flower with multiple layers of petals Plant with medium stature and dense nature having narrow lobed basal leaves
Peach
1	Early Grand	2013	January - February	30-40 Kg/ Plant 114 mounds/acre	Pothwar areas and adjoining areas of Punjab	Vigorous tree with outwards spreading nature and balanced branching system Starts bearing fruit during 3^rd year of plantation High flesh sweetness Large fruit with red color and lush green shining lines Acceptable resistance to insects/pests and diseases Average Fruit weight 110.2 gram
2	Plain-4	2013	January - February	35-45 Kg/ Plant 106.78 mounds/acre	Pothwar areas and adjoining areas of Punjab	Vigorous tree with outwards spreading nature and balanced branching system Early to medium maturing variety starts bearing fruit during 3^rd year of plantation High resistance to Peach Leaf curl, fungal and bacterial infestation Large fruit with red color and red green shining lines Average Fruit weight 104.5 to 110.5 gram
3	A-669	2013	January - February	30-40 Kg/ Plant 106.52 mounds/acre	Pothwar areas and adjoining areas of Punjab	Vigorous tree with outwards spreading nature and balanced branching system Mid-season disease resistant variety which starts bearing fruit during 3^rd year of plantation Moderate resistance to Peach Leaf curl, fungal and bacterial infestation Pinkish yellow color of fruit Average Fruit weight 168.3 to 172.5 gram
4	Florida King	2013	January - February	40-45 Kg/ Plant 108.83 mounds/acre	Pothwar areas and adjoining areas of Punjab	Vigorous tree with outwards spreading nature and balanced branching system Mid-season variety which starts bearing fruit during 3^rd year of plantation High resistance to Peach Leaf curl, fungal and bacterial infestation Bold size fruit with attractive color Average Fruit weight 107 gram
Olive
1	BARI Zaitoon-1	2011	Autumn (September) & Spring (March)	27 KG/Plant (90.45 mounds/acre)	Pothwar region	Spreading nature Medium stature Medium fruit size Medium size fruit (2.7 x 1.6 cm) Dual purpose variety (Oil & Pickle)
2	BARI Zaitoon-2	2011	Autumn (September) & Spring (March)	27 KG/Plant (90.45 mounds/acre)	Pothwar region	Erect nature with strong growth Smooth tree trunk Oil purpose variety

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