Foxtail millet was traditionally farmed as a famine crop because it grows at the time of the year when farmers have finished harvesting other crops like rice, maize and wheat. “Foxtail millet is ...

With the growing trend toward healthier eating ... There are different types of millets, such as foxtail millet, pearl millet, finger millet (ragi), sorghum (jowar), and barnyard millet, each ...

Millets, including foxtail, pearl, kodo, barnyard, and little millet, alongside sorghum ... the most consumed grains across India, but with growing awareness about health and wellness these ...