These 15 farmers became Gram Prashnotri winners on 24th, 25th, 27th September

30/09/2021Posted on
Gram Prashnotri Winners

Under the ‘Gram Prashnotri’ competition running on the Gramophone Krishi Mitra app, 15 lucky winners have been selected from among thousands of farmers who gave correct answers to simple questions asked on September 24, 25, 27.

View the list of winners

Day

Sr. No.

Winner Name

District

State

Prize

24 September

1

SONU CHOUHAN

KHARGONE

Madhya Pradesh

Tea Mug set

2

SATYANARAYAN MALVIYA

RATLAM

Madhya Pradesh

Torch

3

Sachin Patidar

DHAR

Madhya Pradesh

Torch

4

GANGARAM JI

DEWAS

Madhya Pradesh

Torch

5

Govind Dangi

SHAJAPUR

Madhya Pradesh

Torch

25 September

1

VIJAY THAKUR

DHAR

Madhya Pradesh

Tea Mug set

2

HIRALAL PATIDAR

MANDSAUR

Madhya Pradesh

Torch

3

Manish Meda

KOTA

Rajasthan

Torch

4

Mahendra Yadav

KHANDWA

Madhya Pradesh

Torch

5

RAJESH PATIDAR

BARWANI

Madhya Pradesh

Torch

27 September

1

DEVENDRA PARMAR

SHAJAPUR

Madhya Pradesh

Tea Mug set

2

Shivlal

BARWANI

Madhya Pradesh

Torch

3

MUKESHSINGH KAPOOR

KHANDWA

Madhya Pradesh

Torch

4

Kailash Patidar

RATLAM

Madhya Pradesh

Torch

5

Sonu Regar

BUNDI

Rajasthan

Torch

To participate in the Gram Prashnotri, you have to go to the Quiz option through the menu bar on the left upper corner of the Gramophone app and answer the simple questions asked there every day. Every day the first winner to be chosen is being presented with a tea mug set and the rest of the winners are given a torch. Let us tell you that this Gram Prashnotri will continue and every day 5 lucky people will be chosen as the winner from the people who give correct answers. The winners will be announced every third day. This means that every third day 15 winners will be announced in the community section of the Gramophone app and attractive prizes will be delivered to the winners’ homes a few days after the winner is announced.

Gramophone Quiz

Quickly go to the quiz option of the Gramophone app and take your step towards becoming the lucky winner by answering the question asked today.

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These 35 crop varieties will not suffer any damage even in adverse weather conditions

29/09/2021Posted on
These 35 crop varieties will not suffer any damage even in adverse weather conditions

Prime Minister Narendra Modi dedicated 35 crop varieties with many new features to the farmers of the country. These special varieties have been developed by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR).

These varieties include drought tolerant varieties of gram, resistant to wilting and infertility and pathogens of tur, early maturing varieties of soybeans, disease resistant varieties of rice and wheat, millet, maize, quinoa, buckwheat, winged bean, faba bean etc. Are included.

Explain that these varieties have the ability to deal with adverse climatic conditions and are full of high nutrients. Through these new varieties, the government wants to increase the income of the farmers.

Source: Navbharat Times

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Management of Bacterial Blight Disease in Ginger Crop

29/09/2021Posted on
Management of Bacterial Blight Disease in Ginger Crop

  • In ginger, this disease is often seen during the rainy season, in which water soaked spots appear in the collar region of the pseudostem, which expands upwards and downwards.

  • The first characteristic symptom of this disease is a slight curling of the leaf margins of the lower leaves, which spreads upwards.

  • Yellowing first starts from the lowest leaves and gradually progresses to the upper leaves. At a later stage, the plant shows signs of severe yellowing and wilting.

  • The vascular tissues of the affected pseudostems show dark streaks. The affected pseudostem and rhizome when pressed gently extrudes milky ooze from the vascular strands. 

  • For its management use Kasugamycin 5% + Copper Oxychloride 46% WP @ 300 gm/acre or Streptomycin Sulphate IP 90% W/W + Tetracycline Hydrochloride IP 10% W/W @ 24 gm /acre.

  • For biological control use Pseudomonas fluorescens 1 kg/acre.

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Light to heavy rain likely in many areas of Madhya Pradesh, see weather forecast

29/09/2021Posted on
Weather Update

The weather will remain almost dry over Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Western Himalaya region and North Rajasthan. Rain will continue in some areas of Gujarat and Maharashtra. Monsoon on the verge of becoming active once again in East India. Light to moderate rain over Tamil Nadu and Interior Karnataka will now reduce to heavy rains over Kerala.

Source: Mausam Tak

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