Importance of soil treatment before sowing of Rabi crops

Importance of soil treatment before sowing of Rabi crops
  • In any season soil treatment is very necessary before sowing the crop.

  • Soil fertility and nutrient management are very important factors for good crop yield and disease-free crops which have a direct impact on crop yield and quality.

  • After Kharif season, before the sowing of rabi crops, there is too much moisture left in the soil which causes a lot of infestation of fungal diseases and insect-borne diseases. 

  • Soil treatment is done with fungicides and insecticides for the prevention of fungal disease and insect-borne diseases.

  • Soil treatment is also very important to overcome the deficiency of nutrients in the soil,

  • Soil treatment improves soil texture and increases production.

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Heavy rain will occur in entire Madhya Pradesh for next 5-6 days, see weather forecast

Weather Update

There is a possibility of good rains in most areas of Madhya Pradesh due to which there may be a lot of rain in the coming 5-6 days. Watch Weekly Weather Forecast of Madhya Pradesh through video

Source: Skymet Weather

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Gramophone app spread among farmers in Rajasthan, thousands of farmers are joining daily

Gramophone in Rajasthan

Gramophone Krishi Mitra app, which provides agricultural help to the farmers every moment, is becoming very famous among the farmers of Rajasthan. A few months back, when Gramophone started its delivery services for Rajasthan as well, it was welcomed by the farmers.

 

Let us tell you that many farmers of Rajasthan used to get solutions to their agricultural problems from agricultural experts through the Gramophone app. But now that the delivery services of gramophone have been started in Rajasthan too, the number of farmers joining the gramophone app has increased a lot.

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Thrips and mites management in chilli crop

Thrips and mites management in chilli crop

  • Thrips and mites are both sucking insects in the chilli crop. They suck the sap of leaves and flowers of the chilli crop with their sharp mouths. As a result, the leaves turn brown at the edges, and the leaves of the affected plant appear dry and withered. The leaves curl upwards due to the sucking of thrips Whereas, due to the infestation of the mites, the leaves appear to curl down and twisted webs become visible.

  • Thrips are small and soft-bodied insects of light yellow colour, both the baby insect and adult insect of this insect damage the chilli crop. It is found in greater quantities on the upper surface of the leaves and also on the lower surface of the leaves.

  • Mites are small and red or white in colour which thrives on the lower surface of the leaves.

  • If the symptoms of these two outbreaks are seen on the same plant, then the leaves appear to be bent upwards and downwards at someplace.

  • For its control spray, Chlorfenapyr 10% SC @ 300 ml or Abamectin 1.9% EC @ 150 ml or Properzite 57% EC @ 400 ml + Fipronil 5% SC @ 400 ml or Spiromesifen 22.9% SC @ 250 ml + Spinosad 45 % SC @ 75 ml / acre. 

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There is a possibility of heavy rain in many states including Madhya Pradesh

Weather Update

Rain will start in North India including Delhi from 7 September. The new low pressure will give heavy rain in many parts of East Gujarat and Rajasthan from Orissa to Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Telangana, Madhya Pradesh. Monsoon will remain active in South India also for the next two days with the possibility of heavy rains in Mumbai.

Source: Skymet Weather

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