Nutrition management in wheat crop in 80-90 days

02/02/2021Posted on
Nutrition management in wheat crop in 80-90 days
  • Wheat crop reaches the stage of maturity at 80-90 days, at this stage it is very important to give sufficient essential elements to the crop.
  • For this, spray of propiconazole 25% EC @ 200 ml/acre to prevent fungal diseases
  • Use Pseudomonas fluorescens @ 250 gram / acre as a biological treatment.
  • Nutrition Management: – Spray @ 00:00:50 @ 1 kg/acre
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What is the benefit from the micro nutrients present in the soil?

01/02/2021Posted on
What is the benefit from the micro nutrients present in the soil?
  • The presence of large quantities of micronutrients or nutrients in the soil is the hallmark of a good soil.
  • These elements are required in very small quantities but their presence in the soil is very important
  •  Micronutrients include iron, cobalt, chromium, copper, iodine, manganese, selenium, zinc and molybdenum, etc.
  • A good balanced amount of these elements in the soil plays a very important role in increasing soil fertility and crop production.
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How to manage gram crop during the period of 30-40 days

01/02/2021Posted on
How to manage gram crop during the period of 30-40 days

During the flowering stage in gram crop, it is very important to manage nutrition for good flower production and fruit production.

For fungal diseases: Spray hexaconazole 5% SC @ 400 gram/acre or  Thiophanate Methyl70% W/P @ 300 gram/acre

Use Pseudomonas fluorescens @ 250 gram/acre as a biological treatment

For pest management: Emamactin benzoate @ 5% SG @ 100 gram/acre or chlorantraniliprole @ 18.5% SC @ 60 ml/acre

Use Beauveria Bassiana   @ 250 gram/acre as a biological treatment.

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How to prepare the soil and soil treatment before sowing in okra crop

31/01/2021Posted on
How to prepare the soil and soil treatment before sowing in okra crop

Okra crops can be grown well in all types of soil. The land should be properly prepared by plowing according to the need, and it is advisable to make small beds simultaneously. In this way 3-4 plowing is sufficient.

Soil treatment: Soil treatment before sowing is very important for disease-free production of okra. For this, mix 50 -100 kg FYM or cow dung or field soil and broadcast it in the empty field before sowing. Then apply Trichoderma viride @ 500 gram/ acre for fungal diseases. At the same time, use composting bacteria @ 4 kg/acre,to decompose  residue of old crops in the empty field .  Combining these two products with 50 kg FYM can be used as a broadcast, it is very important to have moisture in the field at the time of its use.

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Management measures in 10-15 days sowing in watermelon crop

31/01/2021Posted on
Management measures in 10-15 days sowing in watermelon crop

Crop management measures are taken to control fungal diseases and pest infestation in 10-15 days after sowing of watermelon, in the early stage of germination, the main problem is the plant melting, the leaves turning yellow and not germinating properly.

For fungal diseases: Spray Chlorothalonil @ 75% WP @ 400 gram/acre.

Use Pseudomonas fluorescens @ 250 gram/acre as a biological treatment.

For control of insect: Spraying  Fipronil 40% + Imidacloprid 40% WG @ 40 gram/acre or Thiamethoxam 12.6% + Lambda Cyhalothrin 9.5% ZC @ 80 ml/acre

Use Beauveria Bassiana   @ 250 gram/acre as a biological treatment.

Nutrition Management: Use urea @ 75 kg/acre + micronutrient @ 8 kg/ acre + sulfur @ 5 kg/acre as soil treatment.

Humic acid @ 100 gram/acre use as spray. 

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How much phosphorus to use at the time of sowing wheat after potato cultivation

30/01/2021Posted on
How much phosphorus to use at the time of sowing wheat after potato cultivation
  • Potato crop requires a significant amount of phosphorus to mature.
  • For this, keep in mind that if you want to grow wheat in the same field where the potato crop was planted, then use phosphorus according to soil requirement.
  • The total amount of phosphorus required at the time of planting wheat crop is 50 kg / acre.
  • In this way farmers can get more production of their wheat crop at a lower cost.
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What is the specialty of Gir Cow

30/01/2021Posted on
What is the specialty of Gir Cow
  • Gir is a famous milk producing breed of cow in India.
  • It is found in the Gir forest region of Gujarat state and adjoining districts of Maharashtra and Rajasthan.
  • This cow is known for good milk productivity.
  • This cow is very disease resistant. It regularly delivers calves. It starts giving birth at age 3
  • The average weight of a female gir is 385 kg and height is 130 cm.
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What are the measures to be taken to control of congress grass

29/01/2021Posted on
What are the measures to be taken to control of congress grass
  • If congress grass has taken root at some place in the field, do not leave these plants as it is, uproot it before the flowering, and bury it into the pit.
  • In places where this grass grows in large quantities, it should be uprooted from the field before flowering.
  • The uprooted plants should be mixed and buried with dung in 6 to 3 feet deep pits. This mixture produces good quality manure.
  • For chemical control of this grass use 2,4 D @ 40 ml / pump, when this grass has plant 3-4 leaves stage spray should be done.
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How to prevent white worms in garlic crop

29/01/2021Posted on
white worms in garlic crop
  • Nowadays, a white colored worm is found in the roots of the garlic crop.
  • Due to this insect, the garlic tuber is completely rotting.
  • This worm is causing a lot of damage by going inside the tuber of garlic and consuming the tuber completely. 
  • To control this insect, use Carbofuran 3% GR @ 7.5 kg/acre or Cartap Hydrochloride 50% SP @ 7.5 kg/acre as soil treatment.
  • Spray Chlorpyriphos @ 50% EC @ 400 ml/acre.
  • Spray Beauveria Bassiana  @ 500 gram/acre as a biological treatment. 
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How to prepare good compost manure

28/01/2021Posted on
How to prepare good compost manure
  • To get a good quality compost manure, the waste from the field should be collected in one place.
  • Then pits should be made 15 to 20 feet long, 5-6 feet wide, 3-3 ½ feet deep.
  • Mix all the waste well and spread a layer in the pit and lay out wet cow dung over it.
  • Repeat this sequence until the level of the waste is 2-2 ½ feet above the surface of the ground.
  • If the compost is prepared in summer, the pit should be watered 1-2 times at an interval of 15-20 days so that there is sufficient moisture to dissolve the waste.
  • There is no need to add much water during rainy or cold days.
  • The fertilizer prepared after this whole process contains 0.5 percent nitrogen, 0.15 percent phosphorus and 0.5 percent potash.
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