June 2022 – Page 3

How much increase in the price of wheat in the mandis of MP?

27/06/2022 Thursday June 30th, 2022

What is the price of wheat in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh like Jhabua, Karhi, Khategaon and Kalapipal etc.? Let’s see the complete list.

Fresh Market Price of Wheat in different mandis
Agricultural Produce Market	Min Price (in Qui)	Max Price (in Qui)
Jhabua	2100	2150
Kalapipal	1750	2015
Kalapipal	1790	2015
Kalapipal	1900	2210
Karhi	2015	2030
Khategaon	1800	2180
Khujner	1727	1921

Source: Agmarknet

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Onion price of selected mandis of Madhya Pradesh?

27/06/2022

What is the price of onion in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh like Dewas, Khargone, Haatpipliya, Harda and Kalapipal etc.? Let’s see the complete list.

Fresh Market Price of Onion in different mandis
Agricultural Produce Market	Min Price (in Qui)	Max Price (in Qui)
Dewas	1000	1800
Haatpipliya	800	1200
Harda	600	800
Kalapipal	120	1210
Khargone	500	1500
Manawar	1000	1200

Source: Agmarknet

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Apply for crop insurance soon before this date, see complete information

27/06/2022 Monday June 27th, 2022

The Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana is being run by the Central Government to protect the farmers from future losses due to farming. Under the scheme, the notification of the crop insurance scheme for Kharif 2022 has been issued. With the help of this, the farmers will be able to compensate for the loss in future. In this sequence, the online application process has started in Madhya Pradesh and will continue till July 31.

Under this scheme, farmers can apply for urad, moong, jowar, groundnut, sesame, cotton, paddy, maize, millet and tur along with other Kharif crops. Under this scheme, along with the application form, it is necessary to attach a crop insurance proposal form, Aadhar card, identity card, land rights book and sowing certificate valid by the government.

According to the scheme, farmers can get the notified crops insured through a bank, a public service center, and a representative of the designated insurance company. At the same time, for the implementation of the scheme, the process of opening tenders has started in 11 clusters of the state. Let us inform you that the last date of the insurance application has been fixed as 31 July 2022. Farmers can avoid losses by getting their crops insured before the time runs out.

Source: Krashak Jagat

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Method and use of making Jeevamrut

27/06/2022 Sunday June 26th, 2022

Jeevamrut acts as a catalyst by promoting the activity of microorganisms in the soil and also provides relevant nutrients. It is also a source of organic carbon and other nutrients, but in small amounts. It acts as a primer for the activity of microorganisms, and also increases the number of native earthworms.
Ingredients Required: 10 kg fresh cow dung, 5-10 liters cow urine, 50 grams lime, 2 kg jaggery, 2 kg pulse flour, 1 kg dam soil and 200 liters of water.
Method of preparation of Jeevamrut: The ingredients should be mixed in 200 liters of water and stirred well. After this, keep this mixture in a shady place to ferment for 48 hours. It should be driven twice – once in the morning and once in the evening – with a wooden stick. Apply the prepared mixture through irrigation water or directly on the crops. It can also be applied through drip irrigation using venturi (fertigation device).
Application of Jeevamrut: This mixture should be used every fortnight. Its application should be applied directly on crops through spraying or with irrigation water. In the case of fruit plants, it should be applied to individual trees. This mixture can be stored for 15 days.

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Heavy rain expected in most states, see weather forecast

27/06/2022 Monday June 27th, 2022

The direction of the winds has changed in Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh including Delhi. Moist winds are blowing from the east. It has started raining in Uttar Pradesh. Now rain will start in Punjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and East Rajasthan including Delhi. Rain activities will also increase in Uttarakhand. Monsoon will now start moving forward. There will be heavy rain in the Northeast. The rain activities will reduce over the southern peninsula.

Source: Skymet Weather

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The prices of which crops will increase in the coming week?

26/06/2022 Sunday June 26th, 2022

Source: Market times

Important things for soybean cultivation

26/06/2022 Sunday June 26th, 2022

Before sowing, farmers should germinate 100 grains of soybean, if more than 75 grains germinate, then only the seed should be considered for sowing. This will lead to a good yield of soybean and farmers will be benefited.
Farmers can get better results by experimentally using the component of natural farming on soybean crops and do natural farming on more areas of upcoming crops.
Farmers should take firm bills from institutions while buying seeds, fertilizers and pesticides.
By adopting crop diversification, take more than one crop to compensate for the loss due to less or more rainfall.
Select a new variety (within 10 years) while selecting the seed.
The suitable time for sowing of soybean is around 15th June to 10th July first week.

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Land preparation for chili transplanting

26/06/2022 Sunday June 26th, 2022

For good growth of the plants, it is necessary to have friable soil. After harvesting the previous crop, one ploughing should be done with an earth turning plow and 2-3 ploughings should be done with the help of a harrow.
If there is less moisture in the soil, then first do the ploughing, then prepare the field, and in the last make the field level by running the leveler.
Apply 5 ton FYM + TB 3- 3 kg (consortia of NPK bacteria) + Speed Kompost 4 kg (composting bacteria) + Combat 1 kg (Trichoderma viride) + Maxxmyco 2 kg (seaweed, amino, humic and mycorrhiza) and Taba G (ZnSB) 4 kg, mix all the above at the rate of per acre and broadcast it evenly in the field.

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What were the prices of fruits and crops on June 25 in different mandis of the country?

26/06/2022 Sunday June 26th, 2022

What are the Prices of Fruits and Crops in different cities of the country?
City	Market	Commodity	Variety	Grade (Avg/Super)	Min Price (In Kg)	Max Price (In Kg)
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Pineapple	Queen	–	54	55
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Water melon	Bangalore	–	14	15
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Ginger	Hassan	–	28	29
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Jack Fruit	Kerala	–	28	30
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Raw Mango	Kerala	–	50	55
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Raw Mango	Tamilnadu	–	55	60
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Tomato	–	–	12	15
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Coconut Green	Bangalore	–	30	32
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Potato	Chipsona	Super	10	12
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Potato	Pukhraaj	–	10	12
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Onion	Nasik	–	14	15
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Onion	Kuchaman	–	7	9
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Onion	Sikar	–	12	13
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Garlic	–	Full	40	42
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Garlic	–	Medium	34	35
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Garlic	–	Small	30	31
Jaipur	Muhana Market	Lemon	MH	–	110	115
Agra	Sikandra Market	Onion	Sagar	–	10	11
Agra	Sikandra Market	Onion	Nasik	–	12	13
Agra	Sikandra Market	Garlic	–	–	8	13
Agra	Sikandra Market	Garlic	New	–	30	35
Agra	Sikandra Market	Jack Fruit	–	–	24	–
Agra	Sikandra Market	Ginger	Aurangabad	–	22	–
Agra	Sikandra Market	Green Chilli	Kolkata	–	40	45
Agra	Sikandra Market	Lemon	Madras	–	85	–
Agra	Sikandra Market	Lemon	MH	–	105	–
Agra	Sikandra Market	Pineapple	King	–	35	–
Agra	Sikandra Market	Potato	Pukhraaj	–	7	8
Agra	Sikandra Market	Potato	Khyati	–	7	8
Agra	Sikandra Market	Potato	Chipsona	–	10	11
Agra	Sikandra Market	Potato	–	Gulla	5	–
Agra	Sikandra Market	Water melon	MH	–	15	16

Monsoon will gain momentum again, heavy rain will start from this day

26/06/2022 Monday June 27th, 2022

During the last two-three days, there has been a decrease in the monsoon rains over the whole of India and the proportion of rain in India has decreased. Monsoon will remain weak till the 26th and 27th of June but will gain momentum after that. Covering Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand will reach the eastern districts of Delhi, Punjab and Haryana. At the beginning of July, Gujarat and Rajasthan may also receive heavy rains.

Source: Skymet Weather

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What is the price of wheat in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh like Jhabua, Karhi, Khategaon and Kalapipal etc.? Let’s see the complete list.

Fresh Market Price of Wheat in different mandis

Agricultural Produce Market

Min Price (in Qui)

Max Price (in Qui)

Jhabua

2100

2150

Kalapipal

1750

2015

Kalapipal

1790

2015

Kalapipal

1900

2210

Karhi

2015

2030

Khategaon

1800

2180

Khujner

1727

1921

Source: Agmarknet

What is the price of onion in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh like Dewas, Khargone, Haatpipliya, Harda and Kalapipal etc.? Let’s see the complete list.

Fresh Market Price of Onion in different mandis

Agricultural Produce Market

Min Price (in Qui)

Max Price (in Qui)

Dewas

1000

1800

Haatpipliya

800

1200

Harda

600

800

Kalapipal

120

1210

Khargone

500

1500

Manawar

1000

1200

Source: Agmarknet

Source: Krashak Jagat

Ingredients Required: 10 kg fresh cow dung, 5-10 liters cow urine, 50 grams lime, 2 kg jaggery, 2 kg pulse flour, 1 kg dam soil and 200 liters of water.

Application of Jeevamrut: This mixture should be used every fortnight. Its application should be applied directly on crops through spraying or with irrigation water. In the case of fruit plants, it should be applied to individual trees. This mixture can be stored for 15 days.

Source: Skymet Weather

Source: Market times

Before sowing, farmers should germinate 100 grains of soybean, if more than 75 grains germinate, then only the seed should be considered for sowing. This will lead to a good yield of soybean and farmers will be benefited.

Farmers can get better results by experimentally using the component of natural farming on soybean crops and do natural farming on more areas of ​​upcoming crops.

Farmers should take firm bills from institutions while buying seeds, fertilizers and pesticides.

By adopting crop diversification, take more than one crop to compensate for the loss due to less or more rainfall.

Select a new variety (within 10 years) while selecting the seed.

The suitable time for sowing of soybean is around 15th June to 10th July first week.

For good growth of the plants, it is necessary to have friable soil. After harvesting the previous crop, one ploughing should be done with an earth turning plow and 2-3 ploughings should be done with the help of a harrow.

If there is less moisture in the soil, then first do the ploughing, then prepare the field, and in the last make the field level by running the leveler.

Apply 5 ton FYM + TB 3- 3 kg (consortia of NPK bacteria) + Speed Kompost 4 kg (composting bacteria) + Combat 1 kg (Trichoderma viride) + Maxxmyco 2 kg (seaweed, amino, humic and mycorrhiza) and Taba G (ZnSB) 4 kg, mix all the above at the rate of per acre and broadcast it evenly in the field.

What are the Prices of Fruits and Crops in different cities of the country?

City

Market

Commodity

Variety

Grade (Avg/Super)

Min Price (In Kg)

Max Price (In Kg)

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Pineapple

Queen

–

54

55

Farmers can get better results by experimentally using the component of natural farming on soybean crops and do natural farming on more areas of upcoming crops.