Super Basmati 515 Paddy Seeds 10kg

🌾 Super Basmati 515 Paddy Seeds

Super Basmati 515 paddy seeds are presented by KISANWORLD Marketing Lahore. This is an approved super basmati variety developed by the Rice Research Institute, Kala Shah Kaku, known for higher yield, better taste, fragrance and superior cooking quality compared to traditional Super Basmati.

💰 Super Basmati 515 Seed Price in Pakistan

• Pack size: 10 kg bag
• Price: see the price shown above. For the latest rate and booking, contact us on WhatsApp.

📊 Yield Potential

Yield potential of more than 70 maunds per acre, with an average of 60 to 65 maunds per acre — approximately 8 to 10 percent more than old Super Basmati.

🌱 Plant Height and Lodging Resistance

Plant height is approximately 130 cm (4 feet). The stem is stronger and thicker than traditional Super Basmati, which protects the crop from lodging.

⏱️ Crop Duration

This variety matures 4 to 5 days earlier than the first Super Basmati. Total time from nursery transplanting to harvesting is approximately 120 days (4 months).

☀️ Heat Tolerance

The variety has excellent capacity to withstand extreme heat conditions.

🍚 Rice Quality and Grain Structure

Raw grain length is approximately 7.56 mm. After cooking, the grain becomes extraordinarily long — more than double its original size, which is a premium quality characteristic. It carries excellent natural fragrance and outstanding taste.

🏭 Low Broken Rice Rate

Whole grain recovery in the sheller is very high. The rice rarely breaks during milling, resulting in a very low broken rice percentage.

💹 Highest Market Rate

Because of its fragrance, taste, export quality, outstanding cooking performance and strong yield, it receives the highest rate in markets compared to other basmati varieties.

📞 Order Super Basmati 515 Seeds in Pakistan

For seed booking and details, contact KISANWORLD Marketing Lahore on WhatsApp: 03226780242.

Information provided by Chaudhry Iftikhar Sandhu (Quaid-e-Azam Gold Medalist).

Important: Crop results vary by soil, water, weather and management. Confirm the seed rate and suitability with a qualified local agriculture professional before sowing.