In this way, you can protect the harvested crops

How to protect the harvested crops
  • At present, the work of threshing, harvesting of gram, mustard, wheat etc. is going on in the fields. After the completion of this work, it is very important to protect the produce. For this, the following things can be kept in mind –

  • Do not stack the harvested crops under the power lines, near the transformer, or on the roadside. To prevent accidents and arson. 

  • Also, keep in mind that while doing the threshing of the crop, there should be no inconvenience to yourself, the workers and the general public, so do not do threshing at the roadside place. Due to this fine husk does not accumulate on the roads and vehicle accidents do not happen.

  • Persons working on Thresher should not wear loose clothing, wear a cloth around the neck and do not smoke at all. For safety and vigilance, keep a water tank and sand nearby, so that no incident can happen.

  • Till the farmers do not store the crop in a protective way, do not be careless and do the processing after harvesting the Rabi crops in a protective way..

  • Make sure to keep the contact numbers of the nearest Electricity Department and Disaster Management Office and their officers.

  • Before sowing the crop, you must ensure your crop is under the Prime Minister’s Fasal Bima Yojana, so that the loss due to natural calamity can be compensated.

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Management of diseases in cucurbitaceae crops

Management of diseases in cucurbitaceae crops
  • Downy Mildew: – This disease appears in the form of yellow spots on the lower surface of the leaves, after some time these spots become angular and turn into a brown powder. 

Chemical Management:- Spray Azoxystrobin 11% + Tebuconazole 18.3% SC [Custodia] @ 300 ml or Fosetyl 80% WP [Alliate] @ 500 gm/ acre.

  • Powdery Mildew:- This disease usually affects the leaves. White powder appears on the upper and lower surface of the leaves. 

Chemical Management:- Spray Azoxystrobin 11% + Tebuconazole 18.3% SC [Custodia] @ 300 ml or Myclobutanil 10% WP [Index] @ 100 gm/ acre.

  • Gummy Stem Blight:- Symptoms of this disease first appear in the form of dark brown spots on the leaves and then on the stem. One of the main symptoms of this disease is that a sticky substance like gum comes out from the stem affected by this disease.

Chemical Management:- Spray Kasugamycin 5% + Copper Oxychloride 45% WP [Conika] @ 300 gm or Chlorothalonil 75% WP [Jatayu] @ 300 gm per acre.

  • Anthracnose:- Symptoms of this disease appear on the plant’s leaves, vines, and fruits. Small, circular spots appear on the fruit, due to which the fruit starts falling without ripening, causing a heavy loss in yield.

Chemical Management:- To control this disease, spray Chlorothalonil 75% WP [Jatayu] 300 gm or Hexaconazole 5% SC [Trigger Pro] 300 ml/acre.

  • As a biological treatment for all the above diseases, Use Trichoderma viride 500 gm + Pseudomonas fluorescens @ 250 gm per acre.

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Agriculture work required to be done in April

Agriculture work required to be done in April
  • Plough the field deeply, leave the field open, so that the pupae, insects, their eggs and weeds present in the soil, pathogens that spread fungal diseases are destroyed.

  • This month, do a soil test after harvesting. Soil testing measures soil pH, electrical conductivity, organic carbon as well as major and micronutrient deficiencies, which can be improved over time.

  • After harvesting wheat, green manure like dhaincha, cowpea, green gram etc. can be sown to improve the health of the soil.

  • Green gram – If there is a lack of moisture in the soil, then do light irrigation. Before irrigation, weeding should be done, so that the moisture in the soil can remain for a long time. If there is a problem with thrips, aphids and jassids, spray Thiamethoxam 25% WG  [ThiaNova 25] @ 100 gm/acre.

  • Spray Homobrassinolide [Double] @ 100 ml/acre for growth and more numbers of flowers in Cucurbitaceae crops.

  • For cotton cultivation, deep ploughing and harrowing should be done 3-4 times, so that the water holding capacity increases with the friable soil. By doing this, harmful insects present in the soil, their eggs, pupae and spores of fungi will also be destroyed.

  • To prevent foot and mouth disease in animals, get vaccinated and make arrangements for digestive and nutritious fodder according to the changing season.

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These advanced cotton seeds will give good yield and better profits

These advanced cotton seeds will give good yield and better profits
  • It is very important to choose the right variety to get high production from the crop, today we are describing some special varieties suitable for Madhya Pradesh through this article –

  • RCH-659 and Rashi Magic:- This is a type of hybrid variety, this variety is very popular among farmers, ball size is large, ball weight is 5.5 gm to 5.9 gm, crop period is 145 to 160 days, the best variety for heavy soil.

  • Rasi Neo:- This is also a hybrid variety like RCH-659, the cropping period of this variety is 140 to 150 days, best for light to medium soils.

  • Nuziveedu Goldcot:- Its ball size is medium, total weight is 5 gm, cropping period is 155 to 160 days, best for heavy soil.

  • Prabhat Super Cot:- Its ball size is large, total weight is between 5.5 gm to 6.5 gm, crop duration is 140 to 150 days, best for heavy black soil. This variety is tolerant to sucking pests, good quality, widely adapted, good ball formation.

  • Aditya Moksha :- Balls size is medium, total weight between 6 gm to 7 gm, crop period 140 to 150 days, best for light-medium soil, this variety is suitable for sowing in irrigated and unirrigated areas.

  • Tulasi Seeds Lambuji:- Tall and strong plant, remains green till the end of harvesting, the formation of balls is very good, it is easily plucked and resistant to sucking insects.

  • Apart from these, varieties like Ankur 3028, Ankur 3224, Ankur Jai, Magna, Money Maker, Jadu, Ajit 155, Bhakti, Atish, etc. can also be planted.

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Avoid damage to green gram crop by adopting protected farming

Avoid damage to green gram crop by adopting protected farming
  • Protected farming is a new method of farming from traditional agriculture. In which the fields are sown with minimum tillage or without tillage. In this method, previous-crop residues are used and diversification of crops is adopted.

  • By adopting protected farming, damages caused by burning crop residues before sowing in green gram crops, such as affecting the physical, chemical composition of the soil, reducing soil fertility and water holding capacity, etc. can be avoided.

  • By cultivating green gram through protected cultivation, the crop can be saved from damage caused by high temperatures. Crop residue helps in reducing soil temperature.

  • Irrigation water is also saved by cultivating green grams by protected cultivation.

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Importance of Molybdenum in leguminous crops

Molybdenum is one of the eight essential micronutrients needed by plants. Plants absorb molybdenum in the form of molybdheth. Molybdenum is mainly located in the phloem and vascular parenchyma and is the mobile element in plants. Molybdenum is needed for the chemical transformation of nitrogen in plants.
  • Molybdenum is one of the eight essential micronutrients needed by plants. Plants absorb molybdenum in the form of molybdheth. Molybdenum is mainly located in the phloem and vascular parenchyma and is the mobile element in plants. Molybdenum is needed for the chemical transformation of nitrogen in plants.

  • Molybdenum element is helpful in the activity of nitrogen-fixation bacteria in the roots of leguminous crops. Due to its deficiency, all the activities of amino acid and protein formation in the plant decrease. Due to this, the disease resistance ability of plants starts decreasing. It is also helpful in the synthesis of vitamin C and sugar in plants.

  • Symptoms of deficiency – Young leaves dry up, turn pale green in colour, dry spots appear all over the leaves except the middle veins. Due to the lack of proper use of nitrogen, the old leaves begin to thin.

  • In plants that are deficient in molybdenum, nitrate accumulates in the leaves and does not allow adequate protein production. As a result, the growth of plants gets stunted due to a lack of nitrogen in the plants.

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Take advantage of pest management by pheromone trap

Take advantage of pest management by pheromone trap
  • A pheromone trap is a type of insect trap used to attract insects. 

  • Different pheromones are used for different types of insects.

  • It is applied on all four corners of the field, each pheromone has a capsule in which the male adult insect is trapped.

  • The advantage of this new technology is that the farmer can use it in estimating the number of insects on his fields and take measures to control the pest at the right time.

  • It is the cheapest biological method to use against fruit flies and caterpillars. 

  • There is a very good way to control the adult of the insect, by which the life cycle of the insect can be controlled.

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Diagnosis of flower dropping problem in cucurbits

Diagnosis of flower dropping problem in cucurbits
  • Under the cucurbitaceous crops, comes mainly cucumber, bottle gourd, bitter gourd, sponge gourd, pumpkin, ash gourd, watermelon and muskmelon etc.

  • The reasons for flower dropping in these crops can be a lack of nutrients, an outbreak of pests and diseases, excess moisture, environmental changes etc.

  • Crop production is greatly affected due to the excessive fall of flowers.

  • For the lack of nutrients in the crop, it is very important to manage the nutrition at the flowering stage in the crop.

  • To overcome this problem, use micronutrients [Aries] @ 250 gm / acre.

  • To prevent flower drop,use Homobrassinolide [Double] @ 100 or Paclobutrazol 40% SC [Taboli] @ 30 ml/acre.

  • Spray of Alpha Naphthyl Acetic Acid 4.5% SL [Planofix] 80 ml per acre is also beneficial in preventing flower drop.

  • To increase the number of flowers in the crop, 0:52:34 can be sprayed at the rate of 1 kg per acre.

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Advantages of soil testing under Kheti plus soil max

Kheti plus soil max
  • Under this program, the agricultural officers of Gramophone will personally visit your farm and help the farmer in taking soil samples.

  • A complete list of available amounts of 12 elements, such as minerals, micronutrients and chemical composition, will be given in the soil sample.

  • According to the soil test and the report given by the laboratory, as per the condition of balance or imbalance of 12 elements, a complete list of fertilizers will be given.

  • The modern method to increase soil fertility for growing healthy crops.

  • Use of chemical fertilizers as per the requirement, and crop protection with less spray.

  • Method to improve soil structure.

  • Information about the lack of minerals and micronutrients in the soil and suggestions for its prevention.

  • Suggestions for identification and prevention of polluted or contaminated soils.

  • The right advice from time to time, from the sowing to harvesting, home delivery services of the goods according to the solution, with a GST bill.

  • Through soil testing, the elements present in the soil are detected accurately. With its help, according to the number of nutrients available in the soil, a balanced amount of fertilizer can be made useful for the crop. It also improves crop yield.

  • The following facts can be ascertained by soil tests.

  • Soil pH, electrical conductivity (concentration of salts), organic carbon, available nitrogen, phosphorus, potash, zinc, boron, sulphur, iron, manganese, copper etc.

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Management of powdery mildew disease in bitter gourd crop

Management of powdery mildew disease in bitter gourd crop
  • This disease affects the leaves, stems and sometimes fruits of bitter gourd as well. 

  • Due to this, yellow to white powder appears on the upper and lower surface of bitter gourd leaves. Due to this the process of photosynthesis of the plant is inhibited. As a result, the leaves turn yellow and dry up and fall.

  • Hot, dry weather conditions promote this disease.

  • For their management, spray Azoxystrobin 11% + Tebuconazole 18.3% SC [Custodia] @ 300 ml or Flusilazole 40% EC [Cursor] 60 ml or Myclobutanil 10% WP [Index] 100 gm/acre.

  • Spray Trichoderma viride @ 500 gm/acre + Pseudomonas fluorescens @ 250 gm/acre as a biological treatment.

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