The agreements cover almost the entire gamut of agricultural crops from maize, mustard, bajra or pearl millet, Rajasthan’s main crop, and vegetables to cotton and forage crops. Going by the memorandums, it means cultivation of everything from cauliflower, hot peppers tomato and watermelon to cereals would willy-nilly shift to hybrids developed by the multinationals and Indian biotech companies. At the same time, the companies have been given the option to license the varieties and hybrids developed by state agriculture universities and the Rajasthan State Seed Corporation (RSSC), and use their facilities to run trial production of private seeds.