Online application for Prime Crop Insurance Scheme

  • Click on the website https://pmfby.gov.in/ to fill the Prime Minister Crop Insurance Scheme form online.
  • To apply for a crop insurance scheme, first of all, you have to create an account on the official website.
  • To create an account, you have to click on the registration and fill all the information asked here correctly.
  • After filling all the information, click on the submit button and after that, your account will be created on the official website.
  • After creating an account, you will have to fill in the form for the crop insurance scheme by logging into your account.
  • After filling the form of crop insurance scheme correctly, you have to click on the submit button, after which you will see the message of success on your screen.
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Documents and application procedure required to avail PMFBY scheme

Crop Insurance
  • Farmer’s ID Card
  • Aadhar Card
  • Ration card
  • Bank account
  • Farmer’s address proof (eg driving license, passport, voter ID card)
  • If the farm has been taken on rent then the photo copy of the contract with the owner of the farm
  • Farm Account Number / Khasra Number Paper
  • Applicant Photo
  • Date of day the farmer started sowing the crop
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Identification of mealybug in sugarcane crop

  • The mealybugs are pinkish with a white waxy covering and hundreds are found attached to the lower nodes of sugarcane under the leaf sheaths. 
  • Sooty mold develops on the honeydew giving a blackish appearance on canes.
  • Severe attack results in stunted growth, yellowing of leaves, deposition of sticky honeydew, and development of sooty mould which lead to poor juice quality.
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Identification of mustard sawfly

  • The adult fly is orange colored with a blackhead. 
  • Mustard sawfly larvae feed on the leaves of rapeseed and mustard making holes. mustard sawflySometimes they eat up the entire lamina of the leaf leaving behind the midribs.
  •  It appears in the month of October and its peak season of activity is in November. 
  • The population disappears suddenly at the onset of winter.
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Management of wheat head blast diseases

  • Use disease-free certified seed.
  • Remove and destroy the disease infected wheat plants to check the spread of disease.
  • Treat the seeds with carboxin 37.5 +thiram 37.5% @ 2.5 gm / kg seed.
  • Weekly Spray Kasugamycin 5% + Copper Oxychloride 45% WP 320 gm/acre or
  • SprayThiophanate methyl 70% Wp 300 ml/acre.
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Identification of wheat head blast diseases

  • Affected plants show typical eye-shaped lesions with light gray centers and dark brown spots on wheat leaves.
  • The blast affected wheat spikes, with typical bleached head symptoms from the point of infection.
  • complete bleaching of a wheat spike above the point of infection by blast fungus.
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Management of anthracnose disease on pea

  • Use disease free certified seed.
  • Do not grow pea for at least two years in the same land that has carried on infected crop.
  • Remove and destroy the disease infected pea plants to check the spread of disease.
  • Treat the seeds with carboxin 37.5 +thiram 37.5% @ 2.5 gm / kg seed.
  • Weekly Spray Kasugamycin 5% + Copper Oxychloride 45% WP 320 gm/acre or
  • Spray kitazin 48.0 w/w 400 ml/acre.
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Identification of anthracnose disease on pea

  • Leaves, stems and pods of pea are susceptible to infection.
  • Small reddish-brown, slightly sunken spots form on the pods .
  • These spots are rapidly developing into large, dark-sunken lesions on plants .
  • In moist weather, masses of pink spores develop on these lessons.
  • Infection of the leaves causes blacking along the veins particularly on the under surface.
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