- These pests are small, red in color and are found in large quantities on the tender parts of crops such as leaves.
- Webs are visible on the mite infested plant. This pest attacks on the soft parts of the plant by sucking the sap and eventually killing the plant.
- Propargite 57% EC 57% EC @ 400 ml / acre or Spiromesifen 22.9% SC @ 200 ml / acre or Abamectin 1.9 % EC @ 150 ml / acre.
- As a biological treatment Use Metarhizium anisopliae @ 1 kg/acre as a biological treatment
How to use Decomposer on old stored dung?
- Farmers can easily convert the dung collected on their farm into useful manure with the help of a decomposer.
- For this, 4 kg of Decomposer culture is suitable for 2-3 tons of dung.
- To begin with, wet the dung heap with water.
- After this, mix the decomposer culture well in 200 liters of water and spray this whole mixture on the dung heap.
- While spraying, keep mixing the dung heap if possible. By doing so the decomposer culture will get mixed well into the cow dung.
- In this way, keeping a good amount of moisture in the dung heap ensures quick conversion of dung into compost.
Make natural colors at home and celebrate safe Holi
Red:
- Make red color by mixing red sandalwood powder in water.
- Red color can also be made by boiling pomegranate peels in water.
Green:
- You can use dried mehndi powder as a dry green color.
- Make a wet green color by dissolving the paste of spinach, coriander and mint leaves in water.
Orange:
- Make the orange color by soaking the palash flowers in water overnight.
- Harsingar flowers can be made orange color by soaking them in water.
Yellow:
- Boil 50 marigold flowers in two liters of water and let it soak overnight. This will create a yellow color.
- Add 1 teaspoon of turmeric to 2 liters of water, mix well and make a thick yellow color.
Must get registration done by this date, installment of 2000 rupees will come soon
Farmers who have not yet registered under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojna, still have seven days. Under this scheme, the registration process is going on till 31st March, so any farmer who may be eligible under this scheme can get Rs.2000 by getting the registration done.
If you complete the application process by 31 March and the application is accepted, then you will get the installment of Rs 2000 for the coming month in April.
Explain that till now, under this scheme, the central government has sent 7 installments to the accounts of the farmers and soon the eighth installment is also going to reach the farmers’ accounts.
Source: Zee News
ShareLight rains may occur in these areas of Madhya Pradesh, know weather forecast
There is a possibility of light rain in the eastern districts of Madhya Pradesh as well as Vidarbha and Marathwada. Apart from this, light rain can be seen in some areas of Chhattisgarh. There is a possibility of light weight in all these areas in the coming two days.
Video Source: Skymet Weather
ShareWhat were the prices of crops in the mandis of Madhya Pradesh on March 22
Market | Crop | Minimum | Maximum |
Khargone | Cotton | 4900 | 6600 |
Khargone | Wheat | 1620 | 1880 |
Khargone | Chana | 4461 | 4830 |
Khargone | Makka | 1150 | 1389 |
Khargone | Soyabean | 5435 | 5480 |
Khargone | Dollar Channa | 7350 | 7940 |
Khargone | Tuwar | 5022 | 6270 |
Harsud | Soyabean | 4600 | 5400 |
Harsud | Tuwar | 4501 | 6070 |
Harsud | Wheat | 1600 | 1814 |
Harsud | Chana | 4451 | 4750 |
Harsud | Makka | 1291 | 1299 |
Harsud | Sarso | 4000 | 4676 |
Harsud | Mung | 5000 | 5000 |
Mandsaur | Dhaniya | 5400 | 6840 |
Mandsaur | Chana | 4200 | 4741 |
Mandsaur | Alsi | 5800 | 6400 |
Mandsaur | Methi | 5400 | 5900 |
Mandsaur | Soyabean | 4800 | 5661 |
Ratlam_(Namli Mandi) | Wheat Lockwan | 1640 | 1951 |
Ratlam_(Namli Mandi) | Italian Channa | 4700 | 4951 |
Ratlam_(Namli Mandi) | Dollar Channa | 8704 | 8704 |
Ratlam_(Namli Mandi) | Methi | 5657 | 6500 |
Ratlam_(Namli Mandi) | Soyabean | 5000 | 5501 |
Ratlam | Wheat Sharbati | 2490 | 5001 |
Ratlam | Wheat Lockwan | 1695 | 2310 |
Ratlam | Vishal Channa | 4351 | 4870 |
Ratlam | Italian Channa | 4351 | 5360 |
Ratlam | Dollar Channa | 6400 | 8070 |
Ratlam | Yellow Soyabean | 5000 | 5715 |
Ratlam | Pea | 4200 | 6001 |
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Benefits of nutrition management in watermelon crop in 25 to 30 days
- Watermelon crops start flowering in 25 to 30 days.
- In this stage, healthy and on time flower formation is very important. To avoid flower shedding and to promote flower growth, it is very important to manage nutrition during this stage.
- For this give 10:26:26 @ 100 kg/acre + MOP @ 25 kg/acre + Boron @ 800 gram/ acre + calcium nitrate @ 10 kg/acre from the soil.
- Thus by managing nutrition, NPK, boron, potash, and calcium nitrate can be easily replenished in watermelon crops.
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These states, including MP, will get rain in the next one or two days, know the weather forecast
Central India has been receiving pre-monsoon rains for the past several days, and the rains that are present at this time cause a lot of damage to crops. Along with the rains, strong winds are blowing and hailstorm is also being reported. It is expected that rain activities will continue for the next one or two days in the higher level areas of South Madhya Pradesh, East Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Vidarbha, Marathwada and Madhya Maharashtra.
Source: Skymet Weather
ShareHow to control tomato crop from mite outbreak
- These pests are small, red in color and are found in large quantities on the tender parts of crops such as leaves.
- Webs are visible on the mite infested plant. This pest attacks on the soft parts of the plant by sucking the sap and eventually killing the plant.
- Propargite 57% EC 57% EC @ 400 ml / acre or Spiromesifen 22.9% SC @ 200 ml / acre or Abamectin 1.9 % EC @ 150 ml / acre.
- As a biological treatment Use Metarhizium anisopliae @ 1 kg/acre as a biological treatment.
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How to use decomposer after harvesting of wheat
- After harvesting the wheat crop, residues remain in the field in large quantities.
- Due to these residues in the next crop, outbreaks of fungal and bacterial diseases are caused epidemically.
- It is very important to use decomposers in an empty field after harvesting wheat or after sowing of the crop, to prevent the infection of fungal and bacterial diseases in the new crops.
- For this, if farmers want to use liquid form, then use decomposer at the rate of 1 liter/acre as spray.
- Apart from this, Gramophone is providing decomposer to the farmers in the name of Speed kompost, which should be used 4 kg/acre and mixed with 10 kg of urea in 50-100 kg of field soil and broadcast.
- When decomposer is being used, make sure that there is enough moisture in the field.