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Union Agriculture Minister Shri Narendra Singh Tomar talked about increasing the income of farmers by opening 10 thousand new FPOs. He said these things at the inauguration ceremony of the Honey Farmer Producer Organization Program of the National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India Limited held recently.
During this, the Agriculture Minister launched 5 new FPOs of beekeepers / honey collectors in 5 states under the Central Government’s plan to make 10,000 FPOs. These new FPOs have been made in Morena in Madhya Pradesh, Sundarbans in West Bengal, East Champaran in Bihar, Bharatpur in Rajasthan and Mathura District of Uttar Pradesh.
Mr. Tomar said here that “With the formation of 10,000 new farmer producing organizations, the lives of small and medium farmers will change and their income will increase considerably, whereas the sweet revolution will make India an important place in the world.”
Source: Krishak Jagat
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Many products make claims to increase yield from crops, but only a few products come true on their claims. One such product is Maxxmyco of Gramophone using which many farmers have achieved good production from different crops. One of these farmers is Mr. Ratnesh Meena, a farmer of Hasalpur village of Hoshangabad district of Madhya Pradesh, who used Maxxmyco in his paddy crop.
Ratnesh ji planted paddy crop on 10 acres. He put Maxxmyco on 6 acres and not on 4 acres. The paddy crop using Maxxmyco got better growth. When the yield finally came after harvesting, the total yield on 6 acres with Maxxmyco was 96 quintals at an average of 16 quintals / acre, while the 4 acres of crops without Maxxmyco produced only 54 quintals at an average of 13.5 quintals / acre.
Like Ratnesh ji, you too can use Maxxmyco in your crop and get good yield. To order Maxxmyco at your home, you can give a missed call on our toll free number 18003157566 or login to Gramophone Krishi App.
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This machine made with jugaad technology makes the onion plantation work done in the field very easily and in a very short time. Some people sit on this machine and put onion plants in the machine. The machine plants several plants at once.
Video Source: Agri Tech
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Under the Pradhan Mantri Krishi Samman Nidhi Yojana, 2000 rupees of seventh installment has started to be sent to the bank accounts of the beneficiary farmers from December 1. However, now it has been reported that more than 2 crore farmers’ names have been removed from this scheme.
This step is being taken by the government with an aim to crack down on fake farmers. A few days ago, the number of beneficiary farmers on the portal of PM Kisan Samman Nidhi was close to 11 crores, but after this step taken by the government, this number has now come down to 9 crores 97 lakhs.
It is worth noting that the government puts an installment of Rs 2,000 in the bank account of farmers at an interval of every four months. So far 6 installments have been sent under this scheme and currently the seventh installment is being sent.
Source: Zee News
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Irrigation of fields is crucial: – Whenever there is a possibility of low temperature or frost warning has been given from the weather forecast department, light irrigation should be provided to the crop. The temperature will not fall below 0° C and crops can be protected from the loss due to lower temperature as Irrigation increases the temperature by 0.5 – 2° C.
Cover the plant: – The nursery is in the most vulnerable stage in low temperature. In nursery it is advisable to cover the plants with plastic sheets at night. By doing so, the plastic causes the temperature inside to increase by 2-3 degree celsius. Straw can also be used instead of polyethylene whose surface temperature does not reach the deposition point. While covering the plants, keep in mind that the south eastern part of the plants remain open, so that the plants get sunlight in the morning and afternoon.
Windbreakers: – These breakers reduce the intensity of cold waves and protect them from crop damage. For this, such crops should be sown around the field, so that the wind is controlled to some extent, for e.g. sowing maize in gram fields. To protect the plants from frost, they should be covered except in the direction of sunlight using straw or any other object.
Smoke near the field: – To control temperature, you can create smoke in your field, so that the temperature does not fall to the deposition point and crops can be protected from damage.
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