Possibility of heavy snowfall in the mountains and rain in the plains

30/01/2024Posted on
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The continuous Western Disturbance will continue to cause heavy snowfall in the mountains. There will be rain in Uttar Pradesh including Punjab and Haryana from January 31. There is a possibility of light rain in Delhi and North Rajasthan also. Hail may also occur at isolated places in the northern districts of Punjab and Haryana. There will be a slight increase in day and night temperatures, which may provide some relief from the cold. There may also be rain in West Bengal, Jharkhand and Orissa from February 1.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Farmers will get Rs 35250, government will help in betel cultivation

29/01/2024Posted on
Paan Vikas Yojana 2023-24

In our country, betel leaves are used not only for food but also in worship. Many types of medicinal properties are also available in betel leaf, which is why its demand always remains. More than 100 varieties of betel leaves are cultivated in India. Farmers get good profits from its cultivation. Considering these merits of betel cultivation, the government is also encouraging its cultivation. In this series, the Bihar government has also decided to give bumper subsidies to the farmers of its area for betel cultivation.

Bihar government is giving this subsidy to the farmers of the state under the Paan Vikas Yojana 2023-24. Under the scheme, farmers will be given a subsidy of up to 50% for betel cultivation. Farmers of Aurangabad, Gaya, Nalanda, Nawada, Sheikhpura and Vaishali districts of Bihar state can avail the benefits of the scheme. Only those farmers can avail of the benefit of the scheme whose land area is at least 100M2 and a maximum of 300M2. For more information about this scheme, you can visit the official website of the Horticulture Directorate, Agriculture Department, Bihar https://horticulture.bihar.gov.in/.

Source: Krishi Jagran

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What are the rates of wheat in the mandis of Madhya Pradesh

29/01/2024Posted on
wheat mandi rates

What is the price of wheat in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh. Let’s see the complete list.

Rates of Wheat in the mandis of Madhya Pradesh
District Market Variety Minimum Price (per quintal) Maximum Price (per quintal)
Chhatarpur Badamalhera Mill Quality 2200 2310
Rajgarh Biaora Mill Quality 2500 2500
Shehdol Budhar Mill Quality 2590 2590
Rewa Chaakghat Mill Quality 2450 2500
Dhar Dhar Lokwan 2411 2551
Dindori Gorakhpur Mill Quality 1900 1910
Katni Katni Mill Quality 2500 2510
Tikamgarh Khargapur Mill Quality 2300 2410
Chhatarpur LavKush Nagar Mill Quality 2350 2350
Tikamgarh Niwadi Mill Quality 2419 2489
Tikamgarh Prithvipur Mill Quality 2400 2475
Dhar Rajgarh Lokwan 2500 2501
Rewa Rewa Mill Quality 2395 2401
Rajgarh Sarangpur Mill Quality 2500 2596
Jabalpur Sehora Mill Quality 2701 2715
Sagar Shahagarh Mill Quality 2402 2410
Tikamgarh Tikamgarh Mill Quality 2450 2450
Umariya Umariya Local 2450 2450

Source: Agmarknet

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Importance of Boron in crops and deficiency symptoms in watermelon

29/01/2024Posted on
Importance of Boron in crops and deficiency symptoms in watermelon

Importance of Boron in crops: It Stabilises plant tissues and improves crop vigour. Boron works with calcium and also helps in increasing the quality of the crop. Along with this, Boron has a major contribution to making flowers and fruits in crops. It plays a major role in preventing flower and fruit drops and in increasing the size and quality of fruits.

Deficiency Symptoms: The younger leaves of the plant are smaller than normal and may be curled. Yellowing proceeds from the marginal area between the veins towards the centre. The youngest leaves show necrotic tips. Growing points dieback and flowering and fruit set are poor. Also, flexibility is necessary for the proper development of fruit but due to the deficiency of Boron, there is hardness in the fruit skin and due to this these cracks appear on the fruits. 

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Chance of rain in many states from January 31 to February 3

29/01/2024Posted on
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Most of the states of North India remained cloudy throughout the day due to little increase in sunlight. Due to this, the cold has increased once again, although cold day conditions have not been seen at many places. Rain may occur in many states of North India between January 31 and February 3. There will be heavy rain in Punjab, Haryana and Western Uttar Pradesh while there may be light rain in North Rajasthan, Delhi, North Madhya Pradesh and central parts of Uttar Pradesh. Snowfall has started in the mountains, its intensity will increase from January 31 and heavy snowfall may occur in many places. Rain will start in Tamil Nadu including eastern states from February 1.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Damage and control measure of fruit fly in watermelon

28/01/2024Posted on
Damage and control measure of fruit fly in watermelon

The attack of fruit flies is serious in watermelon crops, The adult fly lays eggs in flowers or directly on fruits. and after hatching the larvae bore holes in the fruit and eat the fruit from inside, which can cause heavy rotting inside the pulp. Also, small spots are formed on the skin of the fruit where the eggs are laid, and the damage caused by this makes the fruit more susceptible to fungal and bacterial infections. Due to this, there is a reduction in production and the quality of the fruit is also affected.

Control: For control and monitoring of fruit flies, apply Melon fly lure @ 10 traps per acre in the field under IPM. And spray Neemgold (Azadirachtin 0.3% EC) @ 1600 ml per acre in 150-200 litres of water.

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Chances of rain in North India and heavy snowfall in the mountains

27/01/2024Posted on
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On January 26, there was sunshine in many districts of Uttar Pradesh including Punjab, Haryana, and Delhi, due to which the day temperature increased and the cold day condition almost ended. Day and night temperatures will gradually increase and there will be some relief from the cold. Three consecutive Western Disturbances will give good snowfall in the mountains. There is a possibility of heavy snowfall between 2nd and 4th February. Rain may be in many parts of Uttar Pradesh including Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, North Rajasthan, and North Madhya Pradesh between February 2 and 4. Andaman and Nicobar Islands may receive moderate to heavy rain during the next two days.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Keep these precautions at the time of storage in potato crop

26/01/2024Posted on
Keep these precautions at the time of storage in potato crop

  • After digging potatoes, the most important work for it is storage. Potatoes can be protected from spoilage for many months if stored properly. Following are the things to keep in mind while storing potatoes –

  • The temperature of 2 to 4 degrees centigrade is suitable for storing potatoes for a long time.

  • Potatoes should not be stored in the refrigerator. This adversely affects the taste of potatoes.

  • Always store potatoes in a well-ventilated place.

  • The storehouse should be completely dry. If there is moisture in it, potato storage and its safety are adversely affected.

  • If you are storing potatoes in a box, keep a newspaper between each layer of potatoes.

  • Periodically inspect the storehouse.

  • Do not clean the potatoes with water before storing them. This increases moisture in the potato and reduces storage.

  • If the potatoes appear green, brown, shrivelled and have an odour, then take out such potatoes. Also, separate the sprouted potatoes as well.

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Severe winter continues, and chances of rain in many states

26/01/2024Posted on
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A new Western Disturbance has reached the mountains and due to its effect snowfall will start in the mountains from today. There may be rain in Gangetic West Bengal, Chhattisgarh, and some areas of Jharkhand including Orissa, Telangana and North Coastal Andhra Pradesh. The temperature of many states has fallen during the last 24 hours. Still, from January 27, the temperature of Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh will increase by 2 to 3 degrees.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Do this before 31st January, otherwise the money of PM Kisan Yojana will get stuck

25/01/2024Posted on
Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana

Crores of farmers across the country have so far benefited from the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana. Recently a new update has come out under this scheme. Farmers should not ignore this update even by mistake. By doing this, farmers may be deprived of the upcoming 16th instalment of PM Kisan Yojana. Actually, this update is regarding getting e-KYC done for the scheme. That is why farmer brothers must complete their e-KYC process as soon as possible.

Let us tell you that for those farmers who have not yet completed their e-KYC, they now have only 7 days time in which they will have to complete this process. The last date for its completion has been fixed as 31st January. The farmers who complete this process will receive the 16th installment money in their bank account. But for those farmers who do not get e-KYC done, their bank accounts will become inactive. To do e-KYC, you must visit the official website of PM Kisan Yojana www.pmkisan.gov.in.

Source: Krishi Jagran

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