Necessary spraying to be done in peas in 8 – 15 days after sowing

08/11/2021Posted on
Necessary spraying to be done in peas in 8 - 15 days after sowing

  • Pea crop is the main crop grown in October – November. It is used for vegetables in the form of beans in a green state and the dried grains are used for pulses. Pea is a very nutritious vegetable in which proteins, carbohydrates and vitamins are found in sufficient quantities. Apart from this, minerals are also found in sufficient quantities in it.

  • After 8 – 15 days of sowing in peas, the following spraying is necessary for vegetative growth of the crop and protection from insect and fungal diseases –

  • Spray Carbendazim 12 % + Mancozeb 63% @ 300 g + Acetamiprid 20% SP 100 gm + Seaweed Extract @ 400 gm per acre. With this, silicone based stickers / spreaders can also be mixed at the rate of 5 ml per tank.

  • For biological control, use Pseudomonas fluorescens at the rate of 250 grams per acre.

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Heavy rain likely in many states, stir in the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea

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Depression is also going to form in the Bay of Bengal. The depression formed in the Arabian Sea is now moving away from the coast. South Karnataka including Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu may receive heavy rains. Light to moderate rains is possible over Andaman and Nicobar Islands and Kerala along with Coastal parts of Karnataka. Light rain is likely over Lakshadweep and Coastal Maharashtra.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Free electricity connection will be available for irrigation in Madhya Pradesh, read full news

07/11/2021Posted on
Free electricity connection will be available for irrigation in Madhya Pradesh

In the agriculture sector, the government is bringing many schemes to reduce the agricultural expenditure of the farmers and increase the income. In this episode, this time the government has decided to provide free electricity connection for irrigation of crops during Rabi season.

This decision has been taken by the Madhya Pradesh government and with its help, irrigation work can be done in a maximum area of ​​the state in less time. Along with the irrigation electricity bill, the state government is also going to provide free agricultural pumps.

Under this, farmers will have to pay a flat rate of Rs 750 per horsepower for meterless permanent agricultural pumps of capacity up to 10 horsepower every year. Apart from this, the remaining amount will be given as a subsidy.

Source: Krishi Jagran

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Changing weather effects on Garlic and Onion crops

07/11/2021Posted on
Changing weather effects on Garlic and Onion crops

  • As the weather is constantly changing, the onion and garlic crop is being affected a lot.

  • This causes the leaves in the onion and garlic crop to appear yellow and then the edges of the leaves begin drying.

  • There is no even growth in the crop

  • Irregular spots appear on the leaves in the onion and garlic crop.

  • To solve all these problems and to protect crops in adverse weather conditions.  Use of the following products is very important. 

  • Spray Kasugamycin 5% + Copper Oxychloride 45% WP@ 300 gram/acre or Thiophanate Methyl 70% W/W@ 300 gram/acre 

  • Use Seaweed@ 400 ml/acre or humic acid@ 100 gram/acre.

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Special measures to increase germination after sowing the crop

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Special measures to increase germination after sowing the crop

  • In most areas crop sowing of the Rabi season is almost complete.

  • With the changes in the weather, the seeds are not germinating properly.

  • Farmers can increase the germination percentage of the crop by adopting some simple measures.

  • It is very important to have sufficient moisture for germination in the field at the time of sowing. Seeds germinate well insufficient moisture and new roots begin developing in the plants. 

  • For good growth and development of roots, use the organic product Maxxmyco 2 kg/acre as soil treatment within 15-20 days of sowing.

  • Along with this use  seaweed extract @ 1.0 kg / acre or Humic acid @ 500 gm / acre as soil treatment. 

  • Use of NPK consortia available in the Gramophone Samridhi kit at 3 kg per acre of the soil gives good seed germination and good root development.

  • If any type of fungal disease is found in the soil, then use an appropriate fungicide.

  • By adopting these measures, the germination of crops can be increased.

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Heavy rain forecast in many states, the reason will be low pressure in the Bay of Bengal

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The depression formed in the Arabian Sea can give rain in many districts of Maharashtra and Karnataka, but its effect will reduce gradually. The cyclonic circulation over the Andhra Pradesh coast will give rain over South Karnataka including Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. There may be some reduction in pollution due to strong winds in North India including Delhi.

Source: Skymet Weather

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