Subsidy on cattle rearing for natural farming

Many schemes are being run to promote natural farming in the country. At the same time, emphasis is also being laid on cattle rearing to benefit the farmers and livestock farmers. According to the government, an indigenous cow is very important for natural farming. Keeping this in mind, the Madhya Pradesh government is running a special scheme.

According to the scheme, the state government is giving a grant for cattle rearing for natural farming. However, this special grant will be given only to the indigenous cow. Where under this scheme, farmers will get Rs 900 every month as financial assistance. Accordingly, the beneficiary farmer will get 10 thousand 800 rupees annually. For this scheme 5200 villages of the state have been selected. Where the benefit of this scheme will be given to 5-5 farmers of each village.

Apart from this, keeping in view the safety of animals, the state government has also taken many strict decisions. According to this, if a cattle is found stray on the road, then the owner of the animal will have to pay 5 thousand rupees as a fine. Along with this, the government itself will provide 75% of the amount to the farmers to buy natural farming kits. Overall, the state government is making every effort to promote natural farming and indigenous cow rearing, so that farmers of all levels can earn well through natural farming and cow rearing.

Source: Kisan samadhan

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How much increase in the price of wheat in the mandis of MP?

wheat mandi rates

What is the price of wheat in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh like Bhikangaon, Khategaon, Satna, Shajapur and Thandla etc.? Let’s see the complete list.

Fresh Market Price of Wheat in different mandis

District

Agricultural Produce Market

Min Price (in Qui)

Max Price (in Qui)

Khargone

Bhikangaon

2229

2411

Rewa

Chaakghat

2050

2300

Shivpuri

Khaniadhana

2015

2015

Dewas

Khategaon

1980

2340

Dewas

Khategaon

1980

2455

Tikamgarh

Palera

2130

2170

Satna

Satna

2000

2250

Khargone

Segaon

2100

2100

Shajapur

Shajapur

2150

2200

Panna

Simariya

2150

2150

Jhabua

Thandla

2100

2300

Umariya

Umariya

1800

2400

Sheopur

Vijaypur

2200

2230

Source:  Agmarknet

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Nutrient management in maize crop and necessary spraying at the silking stage

Nutrient management in the silking stage is an important measure to increase the size of the cob in maize crop. Silking stage in maize crop starts in 45-50 days after sowing.

nutrition management

For higher yield of Maize, use Urea @ 35 kg + Calbor (Calcium 11% + Magnesium 1.0% + Sulphur 12% + Potassium 1.7% + Boron 4%) @ 5 kg per acre.

Urea:- Urea is the biggest source of nitrogen supply in Maize crops. By its use, there is no problem of yellowing and drying in the leaves. Urea accelerates the process of photosynthesis.

 Calbor

This product contains a combination of Calcium 11% + Magnesium 1.0% + Sulphur 12% + Potassium 1.7% + Boron 4% which are essential for nutrition, growth, photosynthesis, transport of sugars and cell wall formation. Calbor is compatible with most commonly used fertilizers and agricultural chemicals.

necessary spraying

When Maize crop start silk formation upto 5 to 10% , then at this stage, Spray Nutriful Maxx  (Fulvic  Acid Extract 20% + Calcium, Magnesium and potassium in trace amounts – 5% + Amino Acids) @ 250 ml or Double (Homobrassinolide 0.04% w/w) @ 100 ml per acre, @ 150 to 200 liters of water.

Nutriful Maxx – Nutriful Maxx is a plant growth promoter. Fulvic acid extract – 20% + calcium, magnesium and potassium in trace amounts 5% + amino acids are found in it. It enhances the growth and quality of the silk, and also increases the availability of nutrients. Boosts immunity against drought, frost etc.

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Planting saplings on a grant of 30 thousand rupees

In order to increase the income of the farmers, the central and state governments are promoting fruits, spices and horticulture. Many schemes are also being run for these farmers to cultivate them in large numbers. In this episode, the Madhya Pradesh government is providing mango, guava and lemon saplings to the farmers of the state on grant.

Under this scheme, 40% to 50% subsidy will be given to the beneficiary farmers as per the prescribed criteria. This assistance amount will be given in the ratio of 60:20:20. These applications are valid for the plantation of dripless plants as per the scheme. The cost of planting saplings has been fixed by the government at 60 thousand rupees, under this, 30 thousand rupees will be provided on the basis of 50% grant. Explain that this financial help being given by the government will be given on planting at least 1/4 hectare and maximum 4 hectare.

The process of applying has started from 17th August 2022. Interested farmers can apply online on the official website of the state government https://mpfsts.mp.gov.in/mphd. All the information related to the scheme can also be found on this website. If you also want to take advantage of this scheme, then apply soon without delay.

Source: Kisan samadhan

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What are the prices of tomatoes going on in Madhya Pradesh mandis?

What is the price of tomato in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh like Badwaha, Khargone, Sendhwa and Shivpuri etc.? Let’s see the complete list.

Fresh Market Price of Tomato in different mandis

District

Agricultural Produce Market

Min Price (in Qui)

Max Price (in Qui)

Khargone

Badwaha

1175

2000

Khargone

Khargone

800

2000

Badwani

Sendhwa

1000

1200

Shivpuri

Shivpuri

1200

1200

Source: Agmarknet Projects

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Know what is the difference between Soybean Mosaic Virus and Yellow Mosaic Virus

Soybean Mosaic Virus: In some areas, symptoms of Yellow Mosaic Virus or Soybean Mosaic Virus have been observed in some areas on soybean crops. In plants infected with yellow mosaic virus, yellow-green spots are formed on the upper leaves of soybeans. This yellowing of the leaves gradually spreads and Leaves shrink and become zigzag in shape. The main carrier of this virus is the white fly.

Yellow Mosaic Virus: Whereas in soybean mosaic virus, the upper leaves of soybean become leathery and reflect a dark green color. The main carrier of this virus is aphid.

control measures

  • For biological control, spray Brigade B (Beauveria bassiana 1.15% WP) @ 1 kg, @ 150 to 200 liters of water per acre.

  • Apart from this, farmers should install yellow sticky traps @ 8-10 per acre, in the field to report pest infestation. This will indicate the white fly and aphid outbreak, on the basis of which the farmers can save the crop from pest infestation by adopting the above mentioned measures.

According to TNAU

  • To control these pests, take a spray of Tafgor (Dimethoate 30 EC) @ 2 ml per liter of water.

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What were the prices of fruits and crops on August 27 in different mandis of the country?

Todays Mandi Rates

What are the Prices of Fruits and Crops in different cities of the country?

City

Commodity

Min Price (In Kg)

Max Price (In Kg)

Lucknow

Pumpkin

25

Lucknow

Cabbage

25

30

Lucknow

Capsicum

45

60

Lucknow

Green Chilli

30

Lucknow

Lady Finger

20

Lucknow

Lemon

40

Lucknow

Cucumber

27

Lucknow

Ginger

24

30

Lucknow

Carrot

30

Lucknow

Mosambi

25

27

Lucknow

Potato

18

Lucknow

Onion

9

10

Lucknow

Onion

11

13

Lucknow

Onion

16

17

Lucknow

Garlic

20

25

Lucknow

Garlic

30

40

Lucknow

Garlic

45

50

Lucknow

Pineapple

28

30

Lucknow

Coconut Green

48

50

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Garlic price of selected mandis of Madhya Pradesh?

Indore garlic Mandi bhaw

What is the price of garlic in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh like , Bhopal, Dewas, Indore, Shujalpur and Thandla etc.? Let’s see the complete list.

Fresh Market Price of Tomato in different mandis

District

Agricultural Produce Market

Min Price (in Qui)

Max Price (in Qui)

Bhopal

Bhopal

500

2000

Dewas

Dewas

200

800

Dewas

Dewas

200

700

Indore

Gautampura

200

861

Indore

Indore

200

2500

Dhar

Kukshi

600

1000

Sehore

Sehore

2111

2617

Shajapur

Shujalpur

400

1889

Jhabua

Thandla

800

1200

Source: Agmarknet

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Soyabean price of selected mandis of Madhya Pradesh?

What is the price of soyabean in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh like Badnagar, Betul, Dhamnod, Lateri, Khategaon and Mandsaur etc.? Let’s see the complete list.

Fresh Market Price of soyabean in different mandis

District

Agricultural Produce Market

Min Price (in Qui)

Max Price (in Qui)

Shajapur

Agar

2229

5390

Ujjain

Badnagar

4520

5550

Dhar

Badnawar

4000

5550

Shajapur

Berachha

5600

5600

Betul

Betul

4500

5531

Khargone

Bhikangaon

4900

5590

Chhindwara

Chhindwara

5275

5580

Dhar

Dhamnod

3005

5400

Dhar

Gandhwani

6190

6216

Dindori

Gorakhpur

5000

5300

Sehore

Ichhawar

4000

5400

Shajapur

Kalapipal

4200

5750

Ujjain

Khachrod

4141

5325

Khargone

Khargone

4896

5900

Dewas

Khategaon

3400

5850

Rajgarh

Khilchipur

5650

5850

Vidisha

Lateri

3500

5205

Mandsaur

Mandsaur

4000

5370

Indore

Mhow

3400

3400

Rajgarh

Pachaur

4900

5450

Damoh

Patharia

4600

5450

Mandsaur

Piplya

2200

5800

Khargone

Sanawad

4710

5455

Indore

Sanwer

4100

5900

Sehore

Shyampur

5732

5744

Vidisha

Sironj

4705

5391

Ratlam

Taal

4457

5375

Harda

Timarni

4700

5525

Source: Agmarknet

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Measures for identification and prevention of Fusarium wilt disease in chilli crops

Fusarium wilt:

Fusarium wilt is a common disease of the chilli crop. It is a seed and soil borne disease caused by a fungus called Fusarium oxysporum. Affected plants suddenly wither and gradually dry up. Such plants are easily uprooted when pulled by hand. Due to Fusarium wilt, the roots of the diseased plants turn brown and black from inside. When the diseased plants are cut, the tissue appears black. The leaves of the plants wither and fall down. This disease progresses due to excessive moisture and heat in the air and soil and when the right moisture environment is provided by irrigation.

biological management:

Apply Combat (Trichoderma viride @ 500 gm) or Monas Curb (Pseudomonas fluorescens 1% WP) @ 500 gm per acre.

According to TNAU:

Mix @ 2 kg  Combat (Trichoderma Viride) formulation with 50 kg FYM, sprinkle water over it and cover with a thin polythene sheet. After 15 days when the growth of mycelia is visible on the heap, apply the mixture in one acre area.

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