Do this spraying in onion nursery at 20 days stage

23/10/2024Posted on
Do this spraying in onion nursery at 20 days stage

  • It is very important to manage spraying within twenty days of sowing the seeds in onion nursery.

  • This spraying is done to control fungal diseases and pests as well as for good growth.

  • Spraying at this stage provides good initial growth to the onion nursery.

  • To protect against fungal diseases (Novaxil) spray Mancozeb 64% + Metalaxil 8% WP @ 60 gm/pump.

  • For pest management (NovaLice) spray Fipronil 40% + Imidacloprid 40% WG @ 5 gm/pump.

  • Apart from this, for faster growth of plants, spray (NovaMaxx) gibberellic acid 0.001% @ 75 ml/acre.

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A cyclone will form in the Bay of Bengal, heavy rain will occur in Orissa, West Bengal and Bangladesh

23/10/2024Posted on
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A cyclone is likely to form in the Bay of Bengal, the effect of which will be seen on the coast of Orissa and West Bengal. Heavy to very heavy rains may occur in many districts. There is also a danger to life and property due to strong winds and heavy rains. The weather will remain almost dry in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh to Jharkhand and Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat as well as Rajasthan including the mountains.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Critical stages of irrigation in mustard crop

22/10/2024Posted on
Critical stages of irrigation in mustard crop

  • Mustard is a crop with a duration of 110-120 days, in this, the first irrigation should be done at the time of flowering i.e. about 30 days after sowing.

  • In this, second irrigation should be done at the time of pod formation or about 60-65 days after sowing.

  • When mustard is grown as a mixed crop, it is irrigated as the main crop.

  • In many areas, pure mustard crop is grown as a non-irrigated crop.

  • The mustard crop is very sensitive to lack of moisture in the soil during the flowering and grain formation stages. That is why irrigation is necessary 25 days after its sowing.

  • If it rains a few days before the scheduled time of irrigation, the crop should not be irrigated.

  • There should be a good drainage system in mustard crop fields.

  • The mustard plant is very sensitive to water logging conditions.

  • When only one irrigation is available, irrigation should be done only 30 to 35 days after sowing.

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Many states will experience torrential rains, a new Western Disturbance will come over the mountains

22/10/2024Posted on
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A depression is going to form in the Bay of Bengal soon, which can move in the northwest direction and take the form of a storm. Rain will continue in southern Gujarat, southern Madhya Pradesh, southern Chhattisgarh and southern Odisha. Heavy rains are expected in many districts of Maharashtra, Telangana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. Heavy to very heavy rains may occur in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. A new western disturbance will come over the mountains around October 25, which can give rain and snowfall on the high mountains. The weather will remain dry in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, most districts of Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Farmers of this state will get up to 80% subsidy on the purchase of agricultural machinery

21/10/2024Posted on
Agricultural Mechanization Scheme

The Center and different states run many types of government schemes with the aim of empowering the farmers. In this episode, the Uttar Pradesh government has started a great scheme for the farmers. Under this, subsidy is being provided on the purchase of agricultural machinery. Farmers can avail this under the Agricultural Mechanization Scheme, in which subsidy will be provided on agricultural defense equipment, custom hiring center, hi-tech hub, threshing floor, small warehouse and other agricultural equipment.

This scheme will benefit those farmers whose financial condition is weak and who do not already have any agricultural equipment. Under the scheme, farmers can get subsidy for a maximum of 2 agricultural equipment. However, subsidy will not be given on any other equipment except tractor mounted spare. Farmers can take advantage of this scheme before October 23, 2024.

A maximum subsidy of up to 50% will be available on all agricultural equipment. A subsidy of up to 40% will be given for Custom Hiring Center and Hi-Tech Hub and up to 80% for Farm Machinery Bank. Farmers will get the benefit of agricultural equipment through e-lottery. Information about e-lottery such as time, date and place will be given by the District Deputy Agriculture Director.

If you also want to take advantage of this scheme, then you have to apply online by visiting the official website of Uttar Pradesh Agriculture Department.

Source: Krishi Jagran

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What are the rates of soybean, see the condition of the markets of Madhya Pradesh

21/10/2024Posted on
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What is the rate of soybean today in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh? Let’s see the complete list.

Rates of Soybean in the mandis of Madhya Pradesh
District Market Variety Minimum Price (per quintal) Maximum Price (per quintal)
Shajapur Agar Soybean 3800 3900
Chhatarpur Badamalhera Soybean 3900 4000
Shivpuri Badarwas Soybean 4240 4240
Dhar Badnawar Soybean 4024 4549
Dhar Badnawar Yellow 4100 4100
Shajapur Badod Soybean 3800 4000
Khargone Badwaha Soybean 2300 4411
Sagar Banda Soybean 3850 3850
Shajapur Berachha Soybean 3700 4300
Khargone Bhikangaon Yellow 3900 3975
Rajgarh Biaora Soybean 2300 4550
Chhatarpur Bijawar Yellow 4900 4910
Damoh Damoh Soybean 7500 7500
Damoh Damoh Yellow 3870 3950
Dewas Dewas Soybean 3200 4300
Dhar Dhamnod Soybean 2505 4265
Dhar Dhamnod Yellow 3195 4280
Dhar Dhar Soybean 3950 4400
Indore Gautampura Soybean 4100 4750
Indore Gautampura Yellow 4100 4100
Harda Harda Soybean 3950 4275
Alirajpur Jobat Soybean 4000 4501
Dewas Kannod Soybean 3950 4000
Khandwa Khandwa Soybean 3650 3750
Khargone Khargone Soybean 2600 4318
Dewas Khategaon Soybean 3250 3350
Harda Khirakiya Yellow 4400 4400
Dhar Kukshi Soybean 3750 4100
Ujjain Mahidpur Soybean 4000 4300
Khandwa Mundi Soybean 3820 4195
Shajapur Nalkehda Soybean 3450 4550
Shajapur Nalkehda Yellow 700 4541
Rajgarh Narsinghgarh Soybean 4125 4250
Narsinghpur Narsinghpur Yellow 4200 4200
Tikamgarh Niwadi Soybean 3945 3945
Rajgarh Pachaur Soybean 4250 4250
Jhabua Petlawad Soybean 3900 4040
Sagar Rahatgarh Soybean 4000 4150
Dhar Rajgarh Yellow 3850 4000
Sagar Sagar Soybean 4000 4100
Ratlam Sailana Soybean 4180 4180
Rajgarh Sarangpur Yellow 3990 4005
Sehore Sehore Yellow 3302 4352
Badwani Sendhwa Soybean 3600 3610
Sagar Shahagarh Soybean 4000 4260
Shehdol Shahdol Soybean 4000 4000
Shajapur Shajapur Soybean 4050 4100
Shivpuri Shivpuri Soybean 4180 4290
Ujjain Tarana Yellow 4200 4310
Narsinghpur Tendukheda Soybean 3600 4000
Tikamgarh Tikamgarh Yellow 4400 4400
Ujjain Ujjain Soybean 3000 3800
Ujjain Ujjain Yellow 2500 4151

Source: Agmarknet

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Mustard farmers should prepare their fields in this way, keep these things in mind

21/10/2024Posted on
How to prepare the field for soybean sowing

  • Mustard cultivation is considered best in loamy or sandy soil with good drainage system. If there is no proper arrangement for drainage, then every year before harvesting the crop, Dhecha should be grown as green manure.

  • For good yield, the pH value of the soil should be 7.0. Highly acidic and alkaline soil is not suitable for its cultivation.

  • The rate of mustard seeds should be kept at 5-6 kg/hectare in rainfed areas and 4.5-5 kg/hectare in irrigated areas.

  • In irrigated areas, after harvesting of Kharif crop, first plowing should be done with soil turning plow and then three-four plowings should be done with disc plough.

  • After plowing in the irrigated area, the field should be leveled so that clods are not formed in the field. Deep plowing in summer destroys insects and weeds.

  • If there is lack of moisture in the land before sowing then the field should be plowed. The field should be made weed-free before sowing.

  • In rainy areas, after every rain, plowing should be done with a bladed plow and compaction should be done to conserve the moisture so that the soil remains moist.

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How will the weather be in the coming 10 days, where will it rain and where will the cold increase?

21/10/2024Posted on
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Many changes can be seen in the weather in the coming 10 days. Winter will gradually increase in North India, especially snowfall is expected in the hilly areas on 24 and 25 October, which will increase the cold. Rain will continue in South Gujarat, Maharashtra and Southern Peninsula. At the same time, a low pressure area is likely to form in the Arabian Sea, which can move towards Oman and Yemen. Along with this, cyclonic winds moving towards the Odisha coast can also cause rain in some areas.

Source: Kisan Tak

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Information about three main methods of planting potatoes

20/10/2024Posted on
Information about three main methods of planting potatoes

In India, farmers generally plant potatoes in three ways. In today’s article, let us know about these three methods.

  • Planting potatoes on ridges: After preparation of the field, ridges are made at a distance of 45-60 cm with the help of a spade. Planting of potatoes is done on the ridges with the help of khurpi.

  • Flat method: Planting of potatoes is done on a flat surface in shallow furrows. Ridges are made after germination when plants attain 10-12 cm in height. This method is suitable for light soils. Later on, two to three earthings are done to make the ridges thick.

  • Planting potatoes on a flat surface followed by ridges: In this method field is prepared and then shallow furrows are opened on the flat surface. Potatoes are planted in furrows and immediately after planting tubers, small ridges are made. Later on, these ridges are made thick by earthing up the side soil.

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Potato farmers must keep these things in mind while selecting seeds

19/10/2024Posted on
Potato farmers must keep these things in mind while selecting seeds

  • For potato cultivation, farmers should select only high-yielding, pest-free, healthy and pure seeds. The use of certified seeds is very important for good yield.

  • It is also advisable to replace the seed stock every 3-4 years as failure to do so may spoil the varieties and result in low yields.

  • Healthy, medium or small-sized sprouted tubers should be selected for planting.

  • For ideal planting, the tuber size should be about 2.5 cm in diameter and 25-40 grams in weight.

  • Larger tubers can be harvested. Each piece should have 2-3 long eye-shaped pieces.

  • The seed should be from the previous year’s crop, the seed rate being about 1.5 to 2.5 tonnes per hectare.

  • The harvested tubers can be used for the main crop. Care should be taken when cutting tubers.

  • Each piece should have two to three eyes and weigh at least 25 grams. If any diseased tuber is seen, it should be removed.

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