Let us know the Benefits of soil Testing

22/04/2024Posted on
Sample Collection Method for Soil Testing

  • By conducting a soil test, along with the nutrients present in the soil, the number of salts can also be obtained.

  • Nutrients that are deficient can be replenished, crops can be selected according to the nutrients present in the soil and good yields can be obtained, the fertilizer capacity of the soil can be increased.

  • A soil test gives information about the pH level of the soil.

  • A soil test gives information about 12 types of nutrients found in the soil, The cost of cultivation can be reduced

  • A soil test must be done once every 3 years.

  • Due to this, the right amount of fertilizer or manure to be applied to the crop is decided. Farmers can reduce the additional cost by good management of fertilizers in their crops.

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There will be rain in many states including Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, see weather forecast

22/04/2024Posted on
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A new Western Disturbance is about to arrive in the mountains which will once again bring snowfall and rain. The area of ​​cyclonic winds formed due to its effect can bring rain in Haryana including Rajasthan and Punjab. There may be thundershowers at one or two places here and strong winds may also blow. Rain and thundershowers are also possible in Vidarbha, Marathwada, Karnataka, Kerala and interior Tamil Nadu.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Precautions while taking sample for soil test

21/04/2024Posted on
Precautions while taking sample for soil test

  • The soil sample should be taken in such a way that it is representative of the soil of the entire field. For this 500-gram sample to be taken. Use clean tools and put them in a clean bag to avoid contaminating the soil sample.

  • Do not use any bag which has been used for fertilizers and other chemicals.

  • Send the soil sample to Gramophone’s laboratory about one month before sowing, so that soil test reports can be received on time And accordingly, fertilizers and soil reformers can be used.

  • Do not take samples immediately from the field where compost, manure, lime, gypsum and any other soil reformers have been applied.

  • Do not use metal tools or utensils as they contain iron, zinc and copper. As far as possible, use plastic or wooden tools.

  • In the field, do not take samples from the place where water remains for a long time.

  • Sampling should not be done near irrigation channels, under trees or around manure piles.

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Garlic rates continue to rise, high price reaches beyond Rs 56000

20/04/2024Posted on
garlic Mandi bhaw

What is the price of garlic today in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh & Rajasthan? Let’s see the complete list.

Rates of Garlic in the mandis of MP
District Market Variety Minimum Price (per quintal) Maximum Price (per quintal)
Ratlam Alot Garlic 4002 11113
Shajapur Akodiya Average 500 14500
Ujjain Badnagar Average 3350 6950
Ujjain Badnagar Desi 4500 14750
Ujjain Badnagar Garlic 2900 14510
Dhar Badnawar Desi 6250 8800
Dhar Badnawar Garlic 1400 15400
Bhopal Bhopal Garlic 6750 7600
Rajgarh Biaora Garlic 3550 3550
Mandsaur Daloda Garlic 500 28300
Indore Gautampura Garlic 300 11300
Indore Indore Garlic 500 16080
Ratlam Jaora Garlic 6000 7000
Neemuch Javad Garlic 3001 27000
Shajapur Kalapipal Garlic 3000 14501
Neemuch Manasa Garlic 2001 19200
Mandsaur Mandsaur Garlic 3000 22601
Rajgarh Narsinghgarh Garlic 1200 11700
Neemuch Neemuch Average 3000 20900
Neemuch Neemuch Garlic 4100 28800
Mandsaur Piplya Garlic 502 22900
Mandsaur Piplya Garlic-Organic 3701 15811
Dhar Rajgarh Garlic 1500 10601
Ratlam Ratlam Desi 1301 15100
Ratlam Ratlam Garlic 610 13890
Ratlam Sailana Average 4300 14600
Ratlam Sailana Garlic 500 56010
Ratlam Sailana Garlic-Organic 7000 7000
Shajapur Sajapur Desi 15077 15077
Shajapur Sajapur Garlic 3047 14400
Sehore Sehore Garlic 500 13601
Mandsaur Shamgarh Garlic 5001 15340
Shivpuri Shivpuri Garlic 5020 14050
Shajapur Shujalpur Desi 2000 16400
Mandsaur Sitmau Garlic 2200 9610
Mandsaur Sitmau Garlic-Organic 8000 9110
Shajapur Soyatkalan Garlic 13200 13200
Ujjain Ujjain Garlic 500 16400

Source: Agmarknet

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Control of leaf minor pest in bitter gourd crop

20/04/2024Posted on
Control of leaf minor pest in bitter gourd crop

  • Pest Identification: The tiny maggot insects are very small, legless, and yellow in colour and adult insects are light yellow in colour.

  • Symptoms of Damage: Symptoms of its damage first appear on the leaves. The larvae of this insect enter the leaves and make tunnels by eating the green matter. Due to this white spiral stripes appear on the leaves.

  • The affected plant bears less fruit and leaves fall prematurely. Plant growth stops and plants remain small.

  • Due to the attack of this insect, the photosynthesis of plants is also affected.

  • Control: To control this pest, spray Abamectin 1.9% EC [Abacin] @ 150 ml or Spinosad 45% SC [Tracer] @ 60 ml or Cyantraniliprole 10.26% OD [Benevia] @ 250 ml per acre.

  • As a biological treatment, spray Beauveria bassiana [Bave curb] @ 500 gm/acre.

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Chances of rain in Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, see weather forecast

20/04/2024Posted on
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A new western disturbance has reached the mountains. Its effect will be visible in North India also. There may be strong winds and thunderstorms along with rain in North and Western Rajasthan. There is a possibility of rain in North Punjab and North Haryana. There may be rain and snowfall in the mountains. There is a possibility of rain and thunder in some areas of Maharashtra tomorrow. Thunderstorms may occur with heavy rainfall in South India.

Source: Skymet Weather

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What are the rates of soybean in the markets of Madhya Pradesh

19/04/2024Posted on
soybean mandi Bhaw

What is the rate of soybean today in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh? Let’s see the complete list.

Rates of Soybean in the mandis of Madhya Pradesh
District Market Variety Minimum Price (per quintal) Maximum Price (per quintal)
Shajapur Agar Soybean 3911 4726
Alirajpur Alirajpur Soybean 4200 4200
Badwani Anjad Yellow 3705 4011
Guna Aron Soybean 4225 4545
Ashoknagar Ashoknagar Soybean 4150 4571
Sehore Ashta Yellow 3130 4722
Sehore Ashta Soybean 3600 4703
Chhatarpur Badamalhera Soybean 4420 4470
Ujjain Badnagar Yellow 3675 5002
Ujjain Badnagar Soybean 4700 4800
Ujjain Badnagar Soybean-Organic 4578 4578
Dhar Badnawar Yellow 4600 4670
Dhar Badnawar Soybean 4300 4300
Dewas Bagli Yellow 4270 4305
Hoshangabad Banapura Yellow 4099 4099
Shivpuri Barad Soybean 4451 4451
Shajapur Berachha Soybean 4300 4700
Bhopal Berasia Yellow 3505 4620
Betul Betul Soybean-Organic 4447 4547
Khargone Bhikangaon Soybean 3300 4525
Bhopal Bhopal Soybean-Organic 3555 4430
Rajgarh Biaora Soybean 3940 4655
Sagar Bina Soybean 4300 4341
Guna Binaganj Soybean 4390 4440
Burhanpur Burhanpur Soybean 4390 4520
Mandsaur Daloda Soybean 4101 4759
Damoh Damoh Yellow 4300 4501
Damoh Damoh Black 4400 4400
Damoh Damoh Soybean 3760 4370
Sagar Deori Soybean 4320 4380
Dewas Dewas Soybean 1080 4763
Dhar Dhamnod Soybean 4275 4495
Dhar Dhamnod Other 4275 4275
Dhar Dhar Yellow 4420 4650
Dhar Dhar Soybean 3378 4792
Narsinghpur Gadarwada Soybean 4270 4475
Vidisha Ganjbasoda Soybean 3825 4725
Sagar Garhakota Soybean 4240 4550
Mandsaur Garoth Soybean 4400 4400
Dewas Haatpipliya Soybean 2325 4570
Harda Harda Yellow 4100 4538
Khandwa Harsood Yellow 4485 4511
Sehore Ichhawar Soybean 4301 4581
Indore Indore Yellow 4335 4530
Indore Indore Soybean 4104 4759
Indore Indore Soybean-Organic 4265 4730
Indore Indore(F&V) Soybean 3200 4721
Ratlam Jaora Soybean 3460 4888
Sehore Jawar Yellow 3400 4535
Sehore Jawar Soybean 4200 4631
Rajgarh Jeerapur Yellow 4480 4620
Rajgarh Jeerapur Soybean 4475 4590
Alirajpur Jobat Soybean 4400 4500
Dewas Kannod Soybean 4527 4681
Narsinghpur Kareli Yellow 3600 4561
Narsinghpur Kareli Soybean 4375 4530
Ujjain Khachrod Soybean 4126 4770
Khandwa Khandwa Yellow 3614 4587
Khandwa Khandwa Soybean 4100 4650
Khargone Khargone Soybean 3600 4641
Dewas Khategaon Soybean 3660 4651
Dewas Khategaon Soybean-Organic 4640 4640
Rajgarh Khilchipur Soybean 4455 4465
Harda Khirakiya Yellow 4001 4705
Rajgarh Khujner Soybean 4390 4515
Sagar Khurai Soybean 4290 4475
Shivpuri Kolaras Soybean 4435 4515
Dhar Kukshi Soybean 4445 4445
Vidisha Lateri Soybean 4495 4550
Ujjain Mahidpur Soybean 3556 4732
Guna Maksudangarh Soybean 4405 4600
Neemuch Manasa Soybean 2000 4773
Dhar Manawar Soybean 4350 4500
Mandsaur Mandsaur Soybean 1818 4788
Betul Multai Yellow 4310 4331
Ujjain Nagda Yellow 4321 4681
Shajapur Nalkehda Yellow 4470 4651
Shajapur Nalkehda Soybean 4375 4651
Sehore Nasrullaganj Soybean 4198 4376
Neemuch Neemuch Soybean 2201 4751
Rajgarh Pachaur Soybean 2110 4700
Khandwa Pandhana Yellow 4352 4352
Chhindwara Pandhurna Soybean 4400 4455
Damoh Patharia Soybean 4200 4535
Jhabua Petlawad Soybean 4500 4500
Mandsaur Piplya Soybean 4052 4700
Dhar Rajgarh Yellow 4300 4681
Ratlam Ratlam Soybean 4070 4757
Sagar Rehli Soybean 4441 4485
Sagar Sagar Yellow 4150 4555
Sagar Sagar Soybean 4000 4000
Sagar Sagar Soybean-Organic 4350 4430
Ratlam Sailana Soybean 2290 4756
Shajapur Sajapur Yellow 4117 4650
Shajapur Sajapur Soybean 2520 4695
Indore Sanwer Soybean 4600 4650
Rajgarh Sarangpur Yellow 4415 4522
Rajgarh Sarangpur Soybean 3500 4620
Sehore Sehore Yellow 3100 4752
Badwani Sendhwa Soybean 4350 4590
Badwani Sendhwa Soybean-Organic 4565 4565
Shehdol Shahdol Soybean 3950 4505
Mandsaur Shamgarh Soybean 3200 4550
Shajapur Shujalpur Soybean 3496 4700
Vidisha Sironj Soybean 4358 4568
Mandsaur Sitmau Yellow 4460 4621
Dewas Sonkatch Yellow 4580 4762
Ratlam Taal Yellow 3901 4747
Ratlam Taal Soybean 4343 4636
Ujjain Tarana Yellow 1800 4750
Tikamgarh Tikamgarh Soybean 4070 4070
Harda Timarni Soybean 4241 4350
Ujjain Ujjain Soybean 3396 4912
Ujjain Unhel Soybean 4400 4617
Vidisha Vidisha Soybean 3870 4450

Source: Agmarknet

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Save Zayed Moong crop from the outbreak of weeds in this way

19/04/2024Posted on
Weed management in summer moong

Failure to control weeds in moong crop at the right time can result in reduction of crop yield by 40-60%. In Kharif season crops, narrow leaf weeds such as Sanwa (Echinochloa colonum/Krasgali), Doob grass (Cynodon dactylon) and broad leafed Patharchatta (Tryanthma monogynae), Kanakwa (Commelina benghalensis), Mahkuwa (Ageratum conyzoides), Safed Murg ( Celosia argentea), Hazardana (Phyllanthus niruri), Lahsua (Digera arvensis) and Motha (Cypress rotundus, Cypress eria) etc., emerge in abundance. The critical stage of crop-weed competition lasts for the first 30 to 35 days in moong, so the first weeding should be done on 15-20 days and the second on 35-40 days. This work can be done easily by a device called wheel hoe in the crop sown in row. Apart from this, effective control can also be done by chemical weedicide. Always use a flat fan nozzle for spraying weedicide. And for spraying per acre, use 200 liters of water.

Some major weedicides: 

  • Dost Super @ 700 ml/acre (sprayed within 3 days of sowing)

  • Weed Block @ 300 ml/acre (15 – 20 days after sowing)

  • Targa Super @ 400 ml/acre (15-20 days after sowing – narrow leaf weed control)

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Chances of rain and thunder in many states, see weather forecast

19/04/2024Posted on
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In North Gujarat, West Rajasthan, Punjab and Haryana, there may be dust storms along with strong winds, thunder and isolated rain. There is a possibility of light rain with thundershowers in some areas of Maharashtra including Interior Karnataka, Kerala, Interior Tamil Nadu and Telangana. A new Western Disturbance may give rain and snowfall over the mountains during the next three days. The heat wave may increase in some parts of Gangetic West Bengal, Jharkhand, and Coastal Orissa including Rayalaseema and Karnataka.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Get a grant of up to Rs 50 lakh for goat, sheep, pig and poultry farming

18/04/2024Posted on
animal husbandry

The central government is running many schemes to enable the farmers of the country in every way. Under this, efforts are being made to connect the farmers with other businesses besides agriculture through these schemes, so that the financial problems of the farmers can be removed.

In this sequence, the ‘National Livestock Mission’ is being run by the Government of India. This subsidy is provided under the scheme for various animal businesses. The objective of this scheme of the centre is to increase animal productivity along with providing employment opportunities. Under the scheme, a grant is being given for the fodder sector along with poultry, pig farming, and goat and sheep rearing.

A 50% grant is given for the setting up of rural poultry farms through National Livestock Mission. This grant ranges from Rs.25 lakh to Rs.50 lakh for different sectors.

  • 25 lakhs for poultry farming

  • Rs 50 lakh for sheep and goat rearing

  • 30 lakh rupees for pig farming

  • 50 lakhs for fodder project

For complete information about this scheme, visit the official website nlm.udyamimitra.in. If you want to register for this scheme, then you can also apply on this website. So without wasting time take advantage of this beneficial scheme.

Source: Krishi Jagaran

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