Here are some of the key specifications of DBW-327:
Yield Potential: 87.7 q/ha (quintals per hectare), with an average yield of 79.4 q/ha. This is one of the highest yielding wheat varieties available in India.
Maturity: 130-140 days (according to some sources) or 155 days (according to others).
Climate Resilience: Performs well under a variety of climatic conditions, including high temperatures, low rainfall, and mild winters.
Zone Adaptation: Recommended for irrigated and early sown conditions in the North Western Plains Zone (Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan (except Kota & Udaipur divisions) and Western UP (except Jhansi division), parts of J&K (Jammu & Kathua Distt.)) and Central Zone.
Biofortification: Higher zinc content (40.6 ppm) compared to other popular wheat varieties (30.0-32.0 ppm). Zinc is an essential nutrient for human health.
Other Traits: Good grain quality, resistant to major diseases like rusts and foliar diseases.
DBW-327 is a promising wheat variety for farmers in India who are looking for high yields, climate resilience, and improved nutritional content.

Here are some additional points to consider:

DBW-327 requires high inputs, such as 150% of the recommended NPK fertilizer dose.
It is recommended for early sowing (October 20 to November 5).
Two sprays of growth retardants are recommended at the first node and flag leaf stage.
Overall, DBW-327 is a valuable addition to the wheat varieties available to Indian farmers.