Heavy rain is expected in many states, see the weather forecast

07/06/2022Posted on
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The states of North India like Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and West Uttar Pradesh will have to bear the wrath of heat for the next 4 days, after which dust storms and showers are possible from June 11, which can bring relief from some drop in the temperature. Rain activities will continue in many states of South India including Northeast states, and rain is also possible in East India including Andaman, Nicobar and Lakshadweep.

Source: Skymet Weather

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What were the prices of fruits and crops on June 6 in different mandis of the country?

06/06/2022Posted on
Todays Mandi Rates

City

Commodity

Min Price (In Kg)

Max Price (In Kg)

Ratlam

Potato

16

–

Ratlam

Papaya

10

14

Ratlam

Green Chilli

22

–

Ratlam

Water melon

8

10

Ratlam

Musk Melon

12

14

Ratlam

Tomato

35

38

Ratlam

Banana

20

–

Ratlam

Mango

30

–

Ratlam

Mango

30

–

Jaipur

Pineapple

60

65

Jaipur

Jack Fruit

18

–

Jaipur

Lemon

45

–

Jaipur

Mango

45

52

Jaipur

Mango

35

–

Jaipur

Lemon

45

–

Jaipur

Coconut Green

36

38

Jaipur

Ginger

30

32

Jaipur

Potato

13

15

Jaipur

Water melon

6

–

Jaipur

Raw Mango

25

–

Jaipur

Lychee

60

–

Jaipur

Apple

105

–

Patna

Tomato

50

55

Patna

Potato

10

12

Patna

Garlic

12

–

Patna

Garlic

28

–

Patna

Garlic

36

–

Patna

Water melon

18

–

Patna

Jack Fruit

20

–

Patna

Grapes

55

–

Patna

Musk Melon

16

–

Patna

Apple

95

100

Patna

Pomegranate

95

100

Patna

Green Chilli

25

–

Patna

Bitter Gourd

30

–

Patna

Cucumber

7

–

Patna

Pumpkin

8

–

Guwahati

Onion

11

–

Guwahati

Onion

12

–

Guwahati

Onion

13

–

Guwahati

Onion

11

–

Guwahati

Onion

12

–

Guwahati

Onion

13

–

Guwahati

Onion

14

–

Guwahati

Onion

11

–

Guwahati

Onion

16

–

Guwahati

Onion

17

–

Guwahati

Onion

19

–

Guwahati

Garlic

20

25

Guwahati

Garlic

28

34

Guwahati

Garlic

34

38

Guwahati

Garlic

38

42

Guwahati

Garlic

20

25

Guwahati

Garlic

27

33

Guwahati

Garlic

34

38

Guwahati

Garlic

38

42

Ratlam

Garlic

8

12

Ratlam

Garlic

13

15

Ratlam

Garlic

16

24

Ratlam

Garlic

25

29

Mandsour

Garlic

6

11

Mandsour

Garlic

12

14

Mandsour

Garlic

15

22

Mandsour

Garlic

23

27

Jaipur

Onion

11

12

Jaipur

Onion

13

14

Jaipur

Onion

15

16

Jaipur

Onion

4

5

Jaipur

Onion

6

7

Jaipur

Onion

8

9

Jaipur

Onion

10

11

Jaipur

Garlic

12

15

Jaipur

Garlic

18

22

Jaipur

Garlic

28

35

Jaipur

Garlic

38

45

Jaipur

Garlic

10

12

Jaipur

Garlic

15

18

Jaipur

Garlic

22

25

Jaipur

Garlic

30

35

Patna

Onion

9

11

Patna

Onion

12

13

Patna

Onion

15

–

Patna

Onion

9

11

Patna

Onion

12

13

Patna

Onion

15

–

Patna

Garlic

20

25

Patna

Garlic

30

33

Patna

Garlic

35

36

Ratlam

Onion

3

4

Ratlam

Onion

5

7

Ratlam

Onion

8

9

Ratlam

Garlic

4

8

Ratlam

Garlic

9

20

Ratlam

Garlic

22

32

Ratlam

Garlic

34

58

Kanpur

Onion

5

6

Kanpur

Onion

8

–

Kanpur

Onion

9

11

Kanpur

Onion

13

–

Kanpur

Garlic

5

–

Kanpur

Garlic

23

–

Kanpur

Garlic

30

32

Kanpur

Garlic

38

40

Agra

Potato

21

–

Agra

Brinjal

25

30

Agra

Green Chilli

40

–

Agra

Lady Finger

15

–

Agra

Capsicum

30

–

Agra

Mango

70

–

Agra

Tomato

25

30

Agra

Lemon

25

–

Vijaywada

Tomato

45

–

Vijaywada

Bitter Gourd

60

–

Vijaywada

Bottle Gaurd

20

–

Vijaywada

Brinjal

40

–

Vijaywada

Cabbage

25

–

Vijaywada

Capsicum

55

–

Vijaywada

Carrot

50

–

Vijaywada

Cauliflower

45

–

Vijaywada

Colocasia

50

–

Vijaywada

Cucumber

30

–

Vijaywada

Ginger

120

140

Vijaywada

Green Chilli

40

45

Vijaywada

Lady Finger

35

–

Vijaywada

Potato

20

–

Kolkata

Potato

20

–

Kolkata

Ginger

34

–

Kolkata

Water melon

16

–

Kolkata

Pineapple

45

55

Kolkata

Apple

135

145

Kolkata

Mango

50

60

Kolkata

Lychee

40

50
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Electricity bill of lakhs of farmers of the state became zero

06/06/2022Posted on

The Rajasthan government has implemented a special scheme to provide relief to the electricity consumers and farmers of the state. The electricity bill of lakhs of consumers has been reduced to zero through ‘Mukhyamantri Kisan Mitra Urja Yojana’. Along with this, a grant of Rs 1,000 is being given every month to the general category rural block hour supply agricultural consumers of the state.

According to the announcement of the Chief Minister of the state, in the budget of 2022, 118 lakh domestic electricity consumers will be given subsidies in electricity rates. According to this, a grant amount of Rs 310 crore has been released to about 40 lakh domestic consumers in April and May 2022.

Under the scheme, zero amount bills will be issued to consumers using 50 units per month from April 1. Through this, 13.42 lakh domestic consumers of the state will be benefited. For this, an additional grant amount of about Rs 79 crore has been released by the government. Due to this, the consumers will not have to pay the electricity bill.

Source: Kisan samadhan

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Gram is getting good price on sale at support price, know the last date of sale

06/06/2022Posted on

Farmers are making good profits by selling their crops at support prices. At the same time, the work of buying gram on the support price in the mandis is also going on at a fast pace. However, the farmers who are not registered are deprived of its benefits. In order to benefit these farmers, the Madhya Pradesh government has extended the date of purchase of gram on support price from June 7 to June 29.

Under this, farmers can now register and sell their produce at the support price till June 29. Apart from this, the state government has increased the limit of procurement of gram from 25 quintals to 40 quintals, so that more and more farmers can take advantage of it. The payment of government procurement of gram being done by the government is being given to the farmers through the JIT portal.

Along with this, if the payment is not received within 72 hours due to any reason, farmers can get the payment information through the online portal http://www.jit.nic.in/PFMS/Default.aspx. This year, let us inform you that gram is being procured at a support price of Rs 5230 per quintal. So soon without wasting time take advantage of this scheme.

Source: Kisan samadhan

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Seed treatment is an essential process in soybean crops

06/06/2022Posted on

  • In the soybean crop, it is very important to do seed treatment before sowing.

  • Seed treatment in soybean crops can be done both by biological and chemical methods.

  • Soybean is treated with both fungicides and insecticides.

  • To treat seed with fungicide,Carbendazim 12% + Mancozeb 63% [Carma Nova] @ 2.5 gm/kg seed or Carboxin 17.5% + Thiram 17.5% [Vitavax Ultra] @ 2.5 ml/kg seeds or Trichoderma viride  [Combat] @ 5-10 gm/kg seeds. 

  • To treat seed with  insecticides , Thiamethoxam 30% FS [ThiaNova Super] @ 4 ml/kg of seed or Imidacloprid 48% FS [Gaucho] @ 1.25 ml/kg of seed.

  • To increase nitrogen fixation in soybean crops, treat with Rhizobium [Jev vatika -R Soya] @ 5 gm/kg of seeds.

  • By treating seeds with fungicides, soybean is protected from wilt, and root rot disease.

  • The seed germinates properly, and the germination percentage increases.

  • The initial development of the soybean crop is uniform.

  • Seed treatment with Rhizobium increases nodules in the roots of soybean crops and fixes more nitrogen.

  • By treating seed with insecticides, the soybean crop is protected from soil insects such as white grubs, ants, termites etc.

  • A good crop is also obtained in adverse conditions (low/high moisture).

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Rain in some areas and some waiting for rain, see weather forecast

06/06/2022Posted on
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Monsoon activity remains weak over South India. Heavy rain may occur over North Tamil Nadu including South Karnataka. The forecast of heavy rain in the rest of South India for the next 1 week is less. Monsoon will remain active over Northeast states and good rains will continue. Severe heat wave conditions are likely to continue over most parts of Northwest and Central India.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Harvesting and threshing of summer moong

05/06/2022Posted on

  • The Green gram crop is matured in 65-70 days. It means, the crop sown in the month of March-April becomes ready for harvesting in the month of May-June.

  • The pods become harvestable when they are ripe, light brown or black in colour.

  • The pods ripen unevenly in the plant, if all the pods of the plant are waited for ripen, then over-ripe pods start cracking, so the pods should be plucked 2-3 times as soon as they turn from green to black, and later cut the crop along with the plant.

  • Harvesting of beans at an immature stage results in poor grain yield and quality.

  • After harvesting crops by Sickle drying for one day in the field, and after that drying on the threshing floor. After drying, threshing can be done by beating with the sticks or by using a thresher.

  • Mix the crop residue in the soil by running a rotavator so that the crop residue works as green manure. With this, about 10 to 12 kg per acre of nitrogen in the soil is supplied for the next crop.

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