Farmers of Madhya Pradesh can register till this date for sale of Green Gram at MSP

Farmers of Madhya Pradesh can register till this date for sale of Green Gram at MSP

On behalf of the Madhya Pradesh government, the work of procurement of Green Gram on MSP was to start from June 15, but this work could not start from this date. Meanwhile, State Agriculture Minister Shri Kamal Patel has extended the date of registration and verification till June 20 for procurement on MSP of summer moong and urad. Earlier the last date for this work was till 16 June 2021.

The Agriculture Minister said that “Earlier 27 districts were included in the procurement of Green Gram. Now Burhanpur, Bhopal and Sheopur Kala have also been included. Thus now summer moong will be procured in 30 districts of the state. ” Now it is possible that the work of procurement will start only after June 20.

Source: Krishak Jagran

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Now get corona vaccination and get free mobile recharge, read full news

Now get corona vaccination and get free mobile recharge

In Madhya Pradesh, many people are also taking many steps at their personal level with the aim of making the corona vaccine people aware about it. One such case has come to the fore in the past. MLA from Berasia, Vishnu Khatri has announced to give 20 lakh rupees to the panchayats after completing the target of 100% corona vaccination.

Apart from this announcement, MLA Vishnu Khatri has made another announcement. He said that those who got corona vaccination have been offered mobile recharge. He has done this with the aim of promoting the work of corona vaccination in his constituency. It will be interesting to see whether after this announcement, awareness about vaccination increases among the people of the area.

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Why is there a deficiency and excess of calcium in the soil?

Why is there a deficiency and excess of calcium in the soil
  • Cause of Calcium Deficiency:– If there is too much gap between irrigation, the soil becomes more dry which leads to calcium deficiency, soil with low pH, high saline water or ammonium rich soil can also cause calcium deficiency.

  • Cause of excess calcium: – Due to irregular and excessive use of fertilizer containing SSP, there is a reason for excess of calcium.

  • Symptoms of Calcium Deficiency: Due to the very low mobility of calcium in plant tissues, the symptoms of deficiency mainly appear on rapidly growing parts of the plant. Due to this the leaves turn yellow and gradually dry up. Symptoms of calcium deficiency also appear on the base parts of the leaves.

  • Symptoms of calcium deficiency appear as dry dead spots on the stem of the plant and the upper growing part of the stem becomes dead. Symptoms of blossom end rot appear in fruits due to calcium deficiency..

  • The pH of the soil increases due to the excess of calcium.

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Monsoon will remain active in these areas of MP for the next 4 to 5 days, know where it will rain?

Weather report

Monsoon is likely to remain active over the eastern parts of Madhya Pradesh for the next few days. Due to this, heavy rain can be seen. Rain activities have been continuing in Mumbai since yesterday morning, with moderate rain likely to make the weather pleasant at many places. Torrential rain is likely over Coastal Karnataka and Kerala including Konkan and Goa. Heavy rains may continue over Bihar, Jharkhand, East Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal and Northeast states for the next 4 or 5 days. Northwest India including Delhi will have to wait for more than a week for the monsoon.

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What are the prices of crops in different markets in Madhya Pradesh on 16th June?

Mandi Bhaw Madhya Pradesh

 

Market

Crop

Minimum

Maximum

Modal

Ratlam_(Namli Mandi)

Wheat

1550

1731

1630

Ratlam_(Namli Mandi)

Soyabean

5500

6666

6300

Ratlam_(Namli Mandi)

Chana

4000

4601

4541

Ratlam

Wheat Sharbati

2421

4002

2780

Ratlam

Wheat Lockwan

1735

2206

1840

Ratlam

Wheat Mil

1605

1690

1660

Ratlam

Makka

1430

1504

1480

Ratlam

Vishal Channa

4300

4826

4585

Ratlam

Italian Channa

4500

4881

4641

Ratlam

Dollar Channa

4500

7860

7000

Ratlam

Yellow Soyabean

5900

7501

6850

Ratlam

Pea

3300

5631

4351

Harsud

Soyabean

6000

6826

6780

Harsud

Tuwar

4000

5351

5253

Harsud

Wheat

1400

1691

1650

Harsud

Chana

4450

4600

4500

Harsud

Mung

5800

6251

6105

Harsud

Makka

1352

1352

1352

Ratlam_(Sailana Mandi)

Soyabean

5501

8630

7065

Ratlam_(Sailana Mandi)

Wheat

1581

2200

1890

Ratlam_(Sailana Mandi)

Chana

4986

4926

4503

Ratlam_(Sailana Mandi)

Dollar Channa

6300

6801

6550

Ratlam_(Sailana Mandi)

Pea

5565

5565

5565

Ratlam_(Sailana Mandi)

Medhi Dana

5000

6511

5755

Ratlam_(Sailana Mandi)

Alsi

6300

7001

6650

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How to control blight disease in the early stages of cotton crop

How to control blight disease in the early stages of cotton crop
  • After sowing of cotton crops, the outbreak of blight disease starts in the crop in the early stage of germination, due to which the growth of the cotton crop is greatly affected.

  • This disease is caused by bacteria. The attack of this disease does not start simultaneously in the cotton field, but gradually occurs from place to place and gradually spreads to the whole field. In this disease, the leaves start drying from top to bottom.

  • The initial symptoms of this disease appear on the leaves 20 to 35 days after the sowing of the cotton. In case of severe infestation, the leaves turn dirty green in color,  due to its attack, the crop becomes weak.

  • The disease is likely to spread rapidly if the humidity exceeds 95 percent. The pathogens of this disease remain in the soil for a long time, due to which this disease also damages the next crop.

  • For its control, take spray of Kasugamycin 5% + Copper Oxychloride 45% WP @ 300 g/acre near the root.

  • Spray Kasugamycin 3% SL @ 400 ml/acre or Streptomycin Sulphate 90% + Tetracycline Hydrochloride 10% W/W @ 20 gram/acre.

  • As a biological treatment, give Pseudomonas fluorescens @ 250 gram/acre as soil treatment and also as spray.

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Due to the slow monsoon, some areas of Madhya Pradesh are untouched by rain

monsoon rains

Due to the early arrival of monsoon this year, there has been a lot of rain in many areas of the country in the past, but now there is a break on the pace of monsoon for a few days. Due to this, the western districts of Madhya Pradesh will remain untouched by rain. Monsoon is also likely to reach Delhi a week late. Apart from this, heavy rains will continue over Kerala, Coastal Karnataka, Konkan and Goa, East Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal and Northeast states. Light to moderate rain is likely over Telangana, Maharashtra and eastern districts of Madhya Pradesh.

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