Aphid control in bitter gourd crop

Aphid control in bitter gourd crop
  • Aphid is under the category of sucking pests, this pest greatly affects the growth of the plant by sucking the cell sap of the bitter gourd’s leaves.

  • The leaves of the affected plant turn yellow and shrink. In the stage of excessive infestation, the leaves dry up and gradually the whole plant dries up.

  • Aphids release a type of honeydew, which causes black fungus infestation.

  • To control this, spray imidacloprid 17.8% SL [Confidor] @ 100 ml/acre or Acephate 75 % SP [Asataf] @ 300 gram/acre or Thiamantoxam 25% WG [ThiaNova 25 ] @ 100 gram/acre.

  • Use Beauveria Bassiana [Bave curb] @ 250 gram/acre as biological treatment.

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Unseasonal rain expected again in Central India, see weather forecast

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The deep low-pressure area formed in the Bay of Bengal will now become a depression and move towards the Tamil Nadu coast. Heavy rain is possible over Tamil Nadu and South Andhra Pradesh. Light to moderate rain may occur over Kerala and South Karnataka as well. On 6th and 7th March, there will be heavy snowfall in the mountains and many districts of South Rajasthan, West Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra may receive rain.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Open Farm Machinery Bank in the village on subsidy and earn big profit from rent

Open Farm Machinery Bank in the village on subsidy and earn big profit from rent

It has become very difficult now to do farming without using machines. That is why the government has started the Farm Machinery Bank Scheme. Under this scheme, expensive agricultural machines will also be available to the common farmers.

Actually, by taking benefit of subsidy under this scheme, any person can start a farm machinery bank in his village and can rent the machinery. The government is going to give a huge subsidy of 80% for the start of this bank. Under this subsidy ranging from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 1 crore will be available. For more information about this scheme visit the official website https://agrimachinery.nic.in/.

Source: Krishi Jagran

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Farmers will get money in case of accident, benefit from this scheme

Farmers will get money in case of accident, benefit from this scheme

Accidents can happen at any time and due to accidents, farmers have to face many problems due to death and partial or permanent disability. To reduce this problem of farmers and their families and to provide them financial help, the state governments run many schemes at their own level. One of these schemes is the Chief Minister Krishak Saathi Yojana of the Government of Rajasthan.

This scheme started by Chief Minister Gehlot is like Sanjeevani for the farmers. Every year in the state, many accidents happen while doing agricultural work and farmers die or even become disabled. All such farmers get financial support from this scheme.

To take advantage of this scheme, go to the official website of the scheme www.rajasthan.gov.in and click on the “Apply Online” button present on the homepage. This will bring the application form page screen in front of you. Enter the details in this form and upload the required documents and click on submit button.

Source: Krishi Jagran

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Measures for identification and control of dieback disease in lemon

Measures for identification and control of dieback disease in lemon
  • Among the fruits grown in India, citrus species have a prominent place, Malta, kinnow, sweet orange, Mandarin, lemon, lime etc. come under citrus fruits. Dieback disease is one of the major diseases in these fruit trees, it is also known as wither tip. This disease causes great damage to the lemon crop.

  • Symptoms- The main symptoms of this disease are yellowing of leaves, drying of branches from top to bottom, stunted plant growth, flowers and fruits being reduced, and finally, the plant dries up completely. The roots of the plants appear black in colour.

  • Management – Cut the diseased branches and coat them with a Bordeaux mixture or copper fungicide.

  • Spray micronutrients in the months of February and April.

  • Make a solution of 100 grams of urea fertilizer per 10 litres of water and spray it to increase the energy of plants.

  • Spray Pseudomonas fluorescens [Monas kerb] @ 50gm/tank.

  • Spray with Copper oxychloride 50% WP [Blue copper] @ 3 gm or Mancozeb 75 % WP [M45] @ 2 gm per liter of water.

  • Re-spray the fungicide if necessary at 15 to 20 days intervals.

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Rain with thunderstorms expected in many states, see weather forecast

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Rain and thunder will continue in many districts of Rajasthan including Punjab Haryana Delhi. Snowfall is likely to continue over the mountains. Heavy snowfall is possible in the mountains on 6th and 7th March. The deep low-pressure area formed in the Bay of Bengal will give heavy rains over South Interior Karnataka, Kerala and South Andhra Pradesh including Tamil Nadu.

Source: Skymet Weather

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