Chana (Chickpea)
Chana, commonly known as chickpea, is a leguminous crop known for its nutritional value and versatility in culinary applications. It is widely cultivated across various regions due to its adaptability to different climates and soil types. Chana comes in different varieties, including Kabuli Chana (white chickpea) and Desi Chana (brown chickpea), each with distinct characteristics and uses. Chana cultivation requires well-drained soil with good fertility and proper irrigation. It is sown during the suitable planting season, typically in cooler months to avoid heat stress.

Chana (Chickpea) advantages
Nutritional Richness
Diverse Culinary Uses
Plant-Based Protein
Climate Resilience
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Chana (Chickpea) usages
Culinary Delights
Snack Foods
Flour Production
Canned Foods
Animal Feed
Traditional Medicine

Chana plants thrive in sunny conditions and benefit from balanced fertilization and pest management practices to ensure healthy growth and optimal yield. Chana is a commercially important crop, contributing to agricultural economies and providing income opportunities for farmers. Chana cultivation benefits soil health by fixing nitrogen, enhancing soil fertility, and promoting crop rotation practices in agricultural systems.


Product type : Legumes

Packging Type : Standerd pack, pp bag, as per requirement

Packging Size : 250gm, 500gm, 1kg, 2kg, 5kg, 25kg

Country of Origin : india