Intoduction

The g1 in the name stands for “garlic number 1”, indicating that it is the highest quality garlic available. This garlic is grown in the Punjab region of Pakistan and has a long history of being used in traditional Pakistani cuisine. The narc g1 garlic plant is a hardy plant that can withstand cold temperatures and harsh conditions. It thrives in well-drained, sandy soil and needs full sun to grow properly.

For Humen Health

The health benefits of narc g1 garlic are many. It is a natural antibiotic and can help to fight off infections. It is also believed to help improve cardiovascular health, lower cholesterol levels, and boost the immune system.

Garlic NARC G1

Additionally, this type of garlic has a high concentration of allicin, which is a compound that has been shown to have anticancer properties. The flavor of narc g1 garlic is very strong and pungent. It is perfect for use in dishes that require a lot of flavor, such as stews, soups, curries, and sauces. When used fresh, the cloves can be roasted or grilled for a milder flavor. Dried narc g1 garlic can be rehydrated.

Benefits of growing Narc g1 Garlic

There are many benefits to growing your own garlic. Not only is it a healthy and nutritious addition to your diet, but it is also a great way to get involved in your local agriculture community. Garlic is a versatile and profitable crop that can be grown in many different ways, and it is a perfect crop for beginners. Narc g1 garlic is a variety of garlic that is native to Pakistan. It is a very popular variety of garlic, and it is known for its large cloves and strong flavor.

Narc g1 garlic is a great choice for those who are looking for a healthy and authentic option. Narc g1 garlic seed is easy to find, and it is relatively inexpensive. You can find it at most garden centers or online. Once you have your seed, you will need to plant it in well-drained soil. Garlic likes full sun, so make sure to choose a spot in your garden that gets plenty of sunlight. Water your garlic regularly, and fertilize it every few weeks. You should start to see bulbs forming after about 4-6 weeks. When the bulbs are about the size of a nickel, they are ready to harvest. Cut the stems about 2 inches above the bulb, and allow the garlic to cure in a cool, dry place for 2-3 weeks. Once your garlic is cured, you can store it in a cool, dark place for up to 6 months. Enjoy your fresh, homegrown garlic all winter long

Business Point Of View‍

  • The per acre yield of locally produced garlic was around 70 to 80 maunds while the new variety had been producing around 200 to 250 maunds per acre, much more than the expectations of farmers, Isamel disclosed. The NARC-G1 is considered to be the best variety among all existing varieties of garlic in Pakistan and its one bulb weighs between 250 gram to 400 grams while the weight of locally produced garlic bulb is around 30 to 50 grams. The annual consumption of garlic in Pakistan is estimated around 130,000 metric tonnes while local production is around 80,000 tonnes ensuing in import of around 50,000 metric tonnes. Through cultivation of this new variety, an hefty amount of Rs. 66 billion can be saved which is being spent on import of the variety, Ismael shared. The G1 garlic needs official patronage for its production and for benefiting the farming community by enabling them to grow this highly profitable variety, Ismael remarked. Ismael said he started growing the G1 on small scale in 2018 and now after realizing its financial benefits he had expanded production over around 30 acres of land.
  • Meanwhile, growers in Punjab were also found very much happy over experimental cultivation of the NARC-G1 and termed it as a potential product for earning sufficient amount of foreign exchange through export. Saad Javed, an educated farmer from Samandari Tehsil of Faisalabad, said he found the G1 garlic as a highly profitable product due to high demand and very suitable price. Sharing estimates of investment in cultivation and profits in yield, Saad Javed shared that sowing of two to 2.5 maunds of seed on one kanal land cost up to Rs 400,000 to 500,000 while the yield from one kanal was around 40 maunds generating an amount of Rs 800,000 to 10,00000 (one million). He said price of fresh yield was different and dry garlic was much more valuable while the shelf life of this variety was also longer when stored under suitable conditions, he added. Vice Chancellor Agriculture University Peshawar, Prof. Dr. Jehan Bakht, while inspecting a farm of the G1 garlic within the premises of varsity over an area of one acre, said this new variety was very much beneficial for improving earnings of farmers besides earning of foreign exchange.