What is Integrated Farming and its benefits to farmers

Integrated Farming and its benefits
  • This is a technique by which farmers can earn income throughout the year.

  • Integrated farming system is very beneficial for increasing the income of farmers.

  • The fundamental of the integrated farming is that maximum use of farmer’s land 

  • In this technique, along with farming, farmers can do fisheries, animal husbandry, poultry, bee farming  etc.

  • One component is used for another component.

  • One can earn more profits from integrated farming as well as reduce agricultural costs.

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If you cultivate vegetables in summer, take special care of these things

If you cultivate vegetables in summer take special care of these things
  • The way the temperature increases in the summer, because of this vegetable  crops are greatly damaged.

  • Pre-prepared plants should be used to grow vegetables in summer.

  • Planting vegetable crops in a net or poly house in summer reduces crop losses.

  • There should be adequate irrigation available, so that even after the temperature rises, there is no stress situation due to lack of water in the crop.

  • Measures should be taken from time to time for flower and fruit growth.

  • In summer, we can sow cucurbitaceous crops,  chillies, tomatoes, brinjals, etc.

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Next activity for your Onion crop

46-50 days after transplanting – To control Sucking pests and fungal diseases

For better growth and control Sucking pests and fungal diseases spray Gibberellic acid (Novamaxx) 300 ml + (Fipronil 40% + Imidacloprid 40% WG) (Police) 40 g + (Tebuconazole 10% + Sulfur 65% WG) (Novacema) 500 g per acre

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Next activity for your Onion crop

 36 to 40 days after transplanting- Management of sucking pests and purple blotch diseases

To provide balanced nutrition and control thrips and purple blotch disease, spray Seaweed Extract (Vigormaxx Gel) 400 ml + Flonicamid 50.00% WG (Panama) 60 g + Chlorothalonil 75% WP (Jatayu) 400 g/acre.

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Next activity for your Onion crop

 26 to 30 days after transplanting- Management of Thrips and fungal diseases

To promote vegetative growth and for the management of Thrips and fungal diseases spray 19:19:19 (Gromor) 1 kg + Lambda Cyhalothrin 4.9% SC (Lamnova) 200 ml + Hexaconazole 5% SC (Novacone) 400 ml per acre in 200 liter water.

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 21 to 25 days after transplanting- Second irrigation

During vegetative stage give second irrigation to the crop. Drain out excess water to prevent diseases like root rot, wilt. Give next irrigation at 7 to 10 days interval depending upon soil moisture.

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Next activity for your Onion crop

 11 to 15 days after transplanting- Management of Thrips and fungal diseases

To promote proper root growth and for the management of Thrips and fungal diseases spray Humic Acid (Maxroot) 500 gm + Thiophanate Methyl 70% w/w (Milduvip) 250 gm + Fipronil 5% sc (Fax) 400 ml per acre in 200 liter water.

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