Preparation for Banana plantation

Preparation for Banana plantation
  • Better production can be obtained from the banana crop by planting better.
  • For planting Banana, make pits of 50 X 50 cm at a distance of 1.5 meters.
  • Fill each pit with 10 kg of rotten cow dung or compost manure, 10 grams of carbofuran, 50 grams of phosphorus, and soil above the field.
  • Apply 25 grams of nitrogen in planted bananas, 50 cm away from the plant, and mix it in the soil and irrigate it.
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Now all farmers in MP will have Crop Insurance, Government will take a decision soon

Crop Insurance

The government of Madhya Pradesh has taken several steps for the interest of farmers in the last few days. In the same sequence, the government has also discussed that all the farmers of the state should be insured under the Prime Minister Crop Insurance Scheme. The government can decide on this soon.

Talking to the media on this subject, Madhya Pradesh Agriculture Minister Kamal Patel said that “every farmer in the state will get crop insurance under the Prime Minister’s Crop Insurance Scheme, the state government is going to take this decision soon.”

Significantly, there are about 65 lakh farmers in Madhya Pradesh and among them, 36 lakh farmers insure their crops. The premium for crop insurance is 12%, in which the farmer pays around 2% and the state and central government combine the remaining amount. In the coming time, due to more and more farmers joining this scheme, the premium is likely to decrease further.

Source: IANS

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Increase cotton yield by improving land management before sowing

  • After starting the cultivation process in cotton with deep plowing and 3-4 times with harrow so that the soil is brittle and increases the water holding capacity. The harmful pests present in the soil, their eggs, pupa, and the spores of fungi are also destroyed by doing this act.
  • Cotton Samriddhi Kit released by Gramophone has many products for soil treatment that improve land management. This Kit contains zinc solubilizing bacteria, seaweed, amino acids, humic acids, mycorrhiza, Trichoderma viridi, and NPK consortia bacteria.
  • 8.1 kg Cotton Samriddhi Kit mixed with 4 tons FYM and spread in the one-acre field before sowing.
  • The soil structure and water holding capacity of the land are improved by doing this act, along with the complete growth and overall nutritional growth of plants, there is also protection from harmful soil has borne fungal diseases.
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A farmer grows disease-free and advanced chilli crop on the advice of Gramophone

The most important requirement for farming is the soil, hence the healthy soil is very important to get good production from any crop. Understanding this fact, Mr. Jitendra Yadav, a farmer of Kharda village under Gogawan tehsil of Khargone district, understood. Jeetendra used Gramophone Soil Samriddhi Kit in his field before chilli cultivation which has also benefited him a lot.

In the Nimar region of Madhya Pradesh, chilli crops usually start in June-July, but Jeetendra started chilli farming in December, which would be called off-season according to that region. In such a situation, the crop is more likely to get diseases, but the opposite happened. However, about 3 months after the sowing of the crop, when the Team Gramophone reached his fields to meet him, Jeetendra looked excited.

Jitendra said that his 50-day old chilli crop is disease-free and healthy. He was very excited to explain the reason behind this. He said that “I had used Gramophone’s Soil Samriddhi Kit before sowing the crop in my field which resulted in this disease-free and healthy crop.”

It is important to note that using Gramophone’s Soil Samriddhi Kit increases the fertility of the fields and the crop does not require any other external nutrients, so Jitendra’s crop was also healthy and did not have any disease. Jeetendra told that he is expecting good production from his crop this time.

Like Jitendra, if other farmers are thinking of cultivating chilli, then they can cultivate summer chilli crop. Sowing for this occurs in March and April. For any type of information related to chilli cultivation or Soil Samriddhi Kit, give a missed call on toll-free number 18003157566.

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Without Crop Insurance, the damage to the crop will be compensated, know what is the way?

Relief for farmers, Govt. extended the duration of short-term crop loan

If your crop is harmed due to any natural disaster, then it gets to benefit from crop insurance scheme but many times farmers do not join this scheme, then they do not get the benefit of this scheme. However, even in such a situation, farmers can get help from the bank from which they have taken an agricultural loan.

The Reserve Bank of India has given information on this subject on its website. According to this information, in case of more than 33% loss to the crop, the bank from whom the farmer has taken a loan, can get help from there.

What is the procedure?
If the central and state government declares your area as a natural disaster-affected area and your crop is at a loss of 33% or more, then you have to go to the bank and report the loss of your crop and tell that the loan you took, your ability to repay it has been affected.

How much help do you get?
If your crop has suffered from 33 to 50%, then the bank will give an additional 2 years to repay your agricultural loan and no installment will have to be paid for the first year of these two years. On the other hand, if there is more than 50% loss to the crop, then the loan repayment period will increase by 5 years and no installment will have to be paid in the first year.

Source: Jansatta

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Know about the best Varieties of Chili

  • Hyveg Saniya: This variety of chilli is intermediate resistance for bacterial wilt & Chilli Mosaic Virus and the first harvesting is done in 50–55 days. This variety is high pungency as well as having shiny yellowish-green. Its fruits are 13–15 cm in length, 1.7 cm in thickness and weigh about 14 grams.
  • Mahyco Navtej (MHCP-319): This is a powder mildew/ drought-tolerant variety. This hybrid variety is of medium to high pungency which has long storage capacity. Chilli length is 8-10 cm.
  • Mahyco 456: This variety has high pungency and chili length is 8-10 cm.
  • Hyveg Sonal: Chilli is 14 cm in length with a moderate pungency level, which is a good variety for drying.
  • Syngenta HPH-12: It has high seed content and pungency. Its plant and branches are strong bushings.
  • Nunhems US- 1003: A medium-length plant with light green fruits, whose fruits are of good quality.
  • Nunhems US- 720: Dark green chili which is a moderate pungency level.
  • Nunhems Indu: This variety is resistant to mosaic virus and powdery mildew disease and has good storage capacity.
  • Starfield Jini: This variety is tolerant to viruses.
  • VNR Charmi (G-303): This variety has characteristics like light green color, medium pungency, and 14 cm chilli length. Its first picking is done in 55-60 days.
  • Starfield Rome- 21: Tolerant of viruses and gives more productions. It is the best variety for red chili.
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Know the benefits of soil treatment in chilli nursery

  • Many major insect pests and soil-borne diseases are found in the soil, which damages the crops in various ways. Mainly termites, white grub, cutworm, nematodes, etc. can be destroyed by soil treatment.
  • Soil-borne spores of fungus/ bacterial diseases are also found in the soil, which infects various stages of the plant under favorable conditions and causes loss in crop production.
  • Soil treatment leads to the complete development of chilli plants, complete nutritional growth, and rich quality production.
  • Along with improving soil structure, the attack of sucking pests and diseases also reduces.
  • After the attack of pests and diseases, the treatment by chemicals is used more, as a result of which the cost of production increases due to more chemical expenditure.
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Get information about PM-Kisan, Jan Dhan, LPG subsidy and other schemes in lockdown

Get information about schemes like PM-Kisan and Jan Dhan online in lockdown

In the ongoing nationwide lockdown due to the Corona epidemic, farmers and other people who are beneficiaries of various types of government subsidy schemes are not able to get complete information related to this. In such a situation, you can easily get information related to all these online.

To know the current status of Jan Dhan Yojana, LPG Subsidy Scheme, PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, and other similar welfare schemes, you have to follow these steps on the online medium.

Step 1: Log on to the official website of the public management financial system @ pfms.nic.in/NewDefaultHome.aspx.

Step 2: Click on the ‘Know Your Payments’ menu on its home page

Step 3: Now fill the required details like your bank name, account number

Step 4: Submit Captcha Code

Step 5: Then tap on the ‘Search’ option

Step 6: After this, the full debit and credit details will appear on your computer screen.

Step 7: You will get to know the latest money transfer in your bank account.

In times of lockdown when it is dangerous to get out of the house, this online medium is becoming very helpful for everyone. With this, you can know the status of every scheme.

Source: Krishi Jagran

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Information of improved BT cotton varieties

  • Kaveri Jadoo: This variety is tolerant of drought and to sucking insects such as aphid, jassid, whitefly, and resistant to pink bollworm, American bollworm. The crop duration of this hybrid variety is 155-167 days, in which the bolls are medium and the plant is long, so it is also suitable for sowing in less distance.
  • Rasi RCH-659: This is a good hybrid variety for 145-160 days of medium duration and high production.
    In this variety, bolls are large numbers and suitable for heavy soil in irrigated areas.
  • Rasi Neo: It is a good variety for the moderately irrigated area and light to medium soil, as well as tolerant of sucking insects such as aphid, jassid, whitefly.
  • Rasi Magna: In this variety, bolls are big size and large numbers, which is good for growing in medium to heavy soil. Sucking insects are moderately tolerant.
  • Kaveri Money Maker: The harvest period is 155-167 days, in which bools are a big size which is well blooming and shiny.
  • Aditya Moksha: This variety is suitable for heavy soil in irrigated and rainfed areas, having a crop duration of 150-160 days.
  • Nuziveedu Bhakti: This variety is tolerant to sucking insects and tolerant to Pink bollworm, American bollworm. Its harvest period is about 140 days.
  • Super Cotton (Prabhat): This variety is suitable for medium irrigated and black heavy soils. Tolerant of sucking insects.
  • Nuziveedu Goldkot: The harvest period is 155-160 days, in which the bolls appear to be medium-sized.
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Measures to increase growth of Moong Crop, prevent pests and diseases

Information of improved varieties of Moong bean
  • Spray Carbendazim 12% + Mancozeb 63% WP @ 300 gm/ acre to prevent fungal diseases.
  • Spray Thiamethoxam 25% WG @ 100 gm or Acetamiprid 20% S P @ 100 gm per acre to protect against sucking pests.
  • Spray 100 gm Vim-95 (Potassium Humate 90%+ Fluvic Acid 10 %) or 400 ml Dhanzyme Gold (Seaweed) or 400 ml Hoshi Ultra (Gibberellic Acid 0.001%) per acre for good growth of the crop.
  • Spray the above three products (fungicides, insecticides, and growth regulator) and 1 kg NPK 19:19:19 in 200 liters of water per acre.
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