Harm due to excessive nitrogen use in maize

25/07/2021Posted on
Harm due to excessive nitrogen use in maize

  • In maize crops, nitrogen deficiency causes a light green colour of maize plants, growth is less than normal. Firstly the lower leaves of the plant start drying and gradually the upper leaves also dry up, the leaves turn white in colour and sometimes the leaves get burnt.

  • If more nitrogen is used in maize crops, then yellowing is more visible in the leaves and due to its excess, the amount of other nutrients is also affected. Apart from this, in the maize crops, more than one tiller starts growing near the main stem, due to which the main stem becomes very weak.

  • In the maize crop, the yield of maize is also greatly affected due to the growth of such extra buds.

  • If this type of problem is seen by the farmer in his maize field, then, first of all, pluck the extra tillers from the plant and separate them. While doing this action, keep in mind that there is no damage to the main stem, after that, for the growth of the stem, use Vigormaxx gel @ 400 g / acre and do not use more nitrogen-containing fertilizers.

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Heavy rain alerts in many states including MP, know the weather forecast

25/07/2021Posted on
Weather Update

From July 26, there is a possibility of heavy rain in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Western Himalayan regions, including Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, East Rajasthan and Gujarat. See-through video of how the weather forecast will be across the country today.

Source: Skymet Weather

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There will be heavy rain in entire Madhya Pradesh, know the weather forecast

24/07/2021Posted on
Weather Update

Heavy Monsoon rains are forecast over Madhya Pradesh. It will rain all over Madhya Pradesh. Rain may increase from July 26 over Northwest India, Uttar Pradesh and East India including Delhi. There is a possibility of floods in Bihar and Jharkhand due to torrential rains. Monsoon will now weaken over South India. The continuing heavy rains in Maharashtra will reduce and it will also reduce in Telangana.

Source: By the Seasons

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Farmers of MP will get 70 thousand rupees per hectare on the cultivation of ginger and turmeric

24/07/2021Posted on
Farmers of MP will get 70 thousand rupees per hectare on the cultivation of ginger and turmeric

The Horticulture Department of Madhya Pradesh has started a special scheme with the aim of promoting spice production. Under this, applications have been sought for the purpose of giving grants on the cultivation of ginger and turmeric to the farmers of the selected districts.

Through this scheme, to promote the production of root and tuber commercial crops like garlic, turmeric and ginger, 50% of the agricultural expenditure, in which the maximum amount can be up to Rs 50000, will be given to the general category farmers. Or the amount has been kept at Rs 70000 per hectare for the Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe farmers, which can be 70% of the agricultural expenditure.

To take advantage of this scheme, the Horticulture Department of Madhya Pradesh has invited applications from farmers for turmeric in the Shahdol district and ginger in Tikamgarh and Niwari districts. You can apply for this scheme from 23 July 2021 at http://www.mforticulture.gov.in/en.

Source: Farmer Solutions

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Nutritional management during the ball formation in cotton crop

24/07/2021Posted on
Nutritional management during the ball formation in cotton crop

  • In cotton, the initial stage of ball formation occurs at the age of 40-45 days. The cotton crop requires more nutrients at this stage. For this, the following nutrients can be used, so that the formation and production of balls in the cotton crop are good and the farmer gets the benefit.

  • At this stage, it is beneficial to use the following products for fertilizer management.

  • Add urea @ 30 kg + MOP @ 30 kg + magnesium sulphate @ 10 kg/acre in the soil.

  • Urea:- In the cotton crop, urea is the biggest source of nitrogen supply. With its use, there is no problem like yellowing and drying of leaves, urea accelerates the process of photosynthesis.

  • MOP (Potash):- Potash plays an important role in transporting the sugar synthesized in the cotton plant to all parts of the plant. Potash promotes the efficiency of natural nitrogen. Increases immunity in plants.

  • Magnesium Sulphate:- In cotton crops, the use of Magnesium Sulphate increases greenery in the cotton crop and accelerates the process of photosynthesis, ultimately leading to higher yield and quality of production.

  • By doing nutrition management in this way, the supply of nitrogen in the cotton crop is very good. Potash increases the number and size of balls. Magnesium Sulphate supplies micronutrients. A healthy ball is formed and cotton production is also very high.

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Monsoon rains will increase in Central India, know the weather forecast

23/07/2021Posted on
Madhya Pradesh Weather Update

There is a possibility of heavy rain in Orissa, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Marathwada and Telangana. Monsoon will weaken over most parts of South India after the next 2 days. There is a possibility of floods due to torrential rains in Bihar and Jharkhand from 26 July. Rain will also increase in Northwest India and Delhi between 26 and 29 July.

Video Source: Skymet Weather

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