Importance of Moong Samridhi Kit`s products

The Gramophone’s Moong Samriddhi Kit has the owing versatile product-

  • Incryl: This product is a combination of naturally available ingredients like seaweed and amino acids. This product promotes better growth of the crop by increasing root growth and photosynthesis.
  • Tricho Shield Combat: This product contains Trichoderma viridi which is capable of preventing most harmful fungi found in soil. Due to which, the root of the crop is protected from diseases such as root rot, wilt, damping off. 
  • Combimex: This product is a mixture of two different types of microorganisms which helps to increase the availability of essential ingredients potash and phosphorus to the crops.
  • Jai Vatika Rhizobium: This bacteria makes legume in the roots of the pulses crop, which nitrogen fixation from the atmosphere and gives crops an available form.

Watch this video to know how farmers are increasing their production using the moong Samriddhi kit-

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Gramophone Moong Samriddhi Kit for achieving the best quality moong crop

  • All the products included in the Moong Samriddhi Kit are completely organic. Thus, they improve the structure of the soil without damaging the environment.
  • This kit works to increase the number of beneficial organisms in the soil and increase the availability of nutrients to the plants. 
  • Moong Samriddhi Kit helps a lot in destroying harmful fungi and doing important tasks like the growth of roots etc.
  • This Kit protects crops from diseases like root rot, dullness, wet rot in the crop.
  • This kit increases nitrogen fixation by increasing Rhizobium in the roots. 

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Knowledge of advanced varieties of chili

Hyveg Saniya: 

  • This variety of chilli is intermediate resistance for bacterial wilt and Chilli Mosaic Virus.
  • The chillies of this variety are 13-15 cm long, 1.7 cm thick and weighs around 14 grams. They are shiny yellowish-green in colour.
  • The first harvesting of this variety takes place in 50–55 days.

Mahyco Navtej (MHCP-319): 

  • This is powder mildew and drought-tolerant variety.
  • This hybrid variety is of medium to high pungency which has long storage capacity.

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Process of taking sample for soil testing

  • For soil testing, the sample should be taken in such a way that it represents the complete area or field. At least 500 grams of the sample must be taken for soil testing. 
  • Remove organic materials such as twigs, dry leaves, stalks and grasses etc. from the top surface of the soil, and choose samples from 8-10 locations according to the area of the field.
  • At selected locations, make a V-shaped hole of around 10-15 cm in shallow root crops and 25-30 cm depth for deep root crops.
  • Then cut a uniform layer of soil of about one-inch thickness and collect it.
  • Similarly, take samples from other parts of farms too. Now mix this samples of soil and divide it into four parts.
  • Now remove two facing parts from this sample as shown in the image, and make a pile of the remaining part. Keep repeating the same process until you are left with only half kilogram of soil sample.
  • Put this soil sample in polyethene and label it. 
  • For labelling, write the name of the farmer, location of the field, date of soil sampling and the name of the previous, present crop as well as the crop you are planning to sow next.

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What information could be obtained by soil testing?

The following facts can be determined from soil testing –

  • Soil PH
  • Electronic conductivity (Concentrations of salts)
  • Organic Carbon 
  • Available Nitrogen 
  • Available Phosphorus 
  • Available Potash 
  • Available Calcium 
  • Available Zinc
  • Available Boron 
  • Available Sulphur 
  • Available Iron 
  • Available Manganese
  • Available Copper  

By knowing the number of nutrients available in the soil, we can adjust the quantity of fertilizers accordingly. This would increase the productivity of the crop and reduce the cost of cultivation.

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Increase yield of Summer Moong through land and seed treatment

Soil treatment: 

  • land treatment is very important before starting the agricultural process in summer moong. It helps in destroying harmful pests and fungi present in the soil. 
  • Mix 4 kg of composting bacteria and 1 kg of Trichoderma Viridi in 6-8 tons FYM and spread it over an acre field.

Seed treatment: 

  • seed treatment is also very important before starting the agricultural process in summer moong. It helps in destroying harmful fungi and sucking pests.

Mung seeds can be treated with either 2.5 grams of carboxin 37.5% + Thiram 37.5% DS per kg seed or

  • They can also be treated using 5-10 grams Trichoderma viridi / Pseudomonas fluorescence and 5 ml imidacloprid 48 FS per kg seed.
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Unseasonal rain and hail: Bihar govt announced subsidy for affected farmers

The untimely rains and hails in February and March affected the majority of crops in the UP and Bihar. This rain dashed the hopes of many farmers by damaging their crops on a large scale. But there is news of relief for the farmers of Bihar, as Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had announced subsidy for the farmers whose crops were severely affected by the rain and hails.

CM Nitish Kumar has recently declared that the government will provide a compensation of Rs 13,500 per hectare for affected crops. A fund of Rs 60 crore has already been sanctioned for this purpose. This amount will be used to provide agriculture inputs subsidy to those farmers, whose crops were damaged by the unseasonal rainfall of 24 to 26th February. According to a media report, this unseasonal rain has damaged more than 31,000 hectares of crops.

According to the state’s agriculture minister Prem Kumar, once the verification of the claims will finish, the subsidy will be provided within 25 days. This subsidy will be paid at the rate of Rs 13,500 per hectare for irrigated farm and Rs 6,500 per hectare for an unirrigated farm. However, this subsidy will be provided for a maximum of two hectares of land only.

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