How to use decomposer after harvesting wheat

How to use decomposer after harvesting wheat
  • After harvesting wheat, crop residue remains in the field in large quantities. 

  • Due to these residues, there is a possibility of the outbreak of fungal and bacterial diseases in the next crop to be planted.

  • It is very important to use decomposers in an empty field after harvesting wheat or after sowing the crop, to prevent the infection of fungal and bacterial diseases in the new crops. Before use, mix the wheat residue well in the soil with the help of a rotavator.

  • For this, if farmers want to use liquid form, then use decomposer @ 1 litre/acre as a spray.

  • Apart from this, Gramophone special decomposer ‘Speed Compost’, which can be mixed with 4 kg along with 10 kg of urea and 50-100 kg per acre, can be broadcast in the field.

  • When a decomposer is being used, make sure that there is enough moisture in the field.

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Collar rot disease problem in watermelon

Collar rot disease problem in watermelon
  • This disease occurs due to excessive water accumulation in the field.

  • In this disease, dark brown-green water-soaked spots are formed on the stems.

  • The whole plant rotes and dies in the final stages.

  • To prevent this disease, seeds should be treated with Carbendazim 12% + Mancozeb 64% [Carmanova] @ 3 gm/ kg seed.

  • Make a solution of Kasugamycin 5% + Copper Oxychloride 45 WP [Conika] 300 gm or Mancozeb 64% + Metalaxyl 8% WP [Sanchar] @ 600 gm/acre and do drenching twice at 10 days interval.

  • For biological control, prepare a solution of Trichoderma viridi [Rhizocare] @ 1 kg + Pseudomonas fluorescens [crop protector] @ 1 kg in 200 litres of water and drenching one acre of the field with this solution.

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Get tremendous yield of Moong with Moong Samridhi Kit

Get tremendous yield of Moong with Moong Samridhi Kit

To get higher production from Moong crop, this time too Gramophone has come up with Moong Special ‘Moong Samridhi Kit’ which will provide protection to your crop. In this newly launched kit from Gramophone, you will get everything together which is required by the Moong crop. This kit is used to increase fertility by soil treatment. There are many products attached to this kit, let us know about these products and how they work in the crop –

  1. PK Bacteria (Pro Combimax):- It helps in supplying potash and phosphorus, two major elements in the soil and crop. Due to this, the plant gets the necessary elements on time, growth is good, crop production increases, as well as the availability of nutrients in the soil, also increases.

  2. Rhizobium Culture (Jai Vatika-R):- It converts atmospheric nitrogen into a simpler form that can be used by the plant. It helps plants to perform well in various life processes like growth, respiration etc.

  3. Trichoderma Viride (Combat):- It increases the number of beneficial fungi in the soil and forms a protective covering around the root, which protects the plant from fungal damages.

  4. Humic acid, seaweed, amino acid and mycorrhiza (Maxxmyco) :- It is helpful in increasing the activity of microorganisms in the soil, helps in improving the pH of the soil and provides a good start to the roots. It provides nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus for the plant and increases the surface area of the roots.

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Save the watermelon crop from leaf miner attack

Save the watermelon crop from leaf miner attack
  • The outbreak of this pest is more visible when the watermelon crop remains in the two-leaf stage.

  • Due to this insect, white zigzag stripes are formed on the leaves. These streaks are caused by the caterpillar making a tunnel inside the leaf.

  • Due to the attack of this insect, the growth of the watermelon plant stops and the plants remain small.

  • There is a great impact on the ability of plants to bear fruit and flowers infested with these pests.

  • The use of the following products is very important for its control-

  • Spray Abamectin 1.9% EC [Abacin] @ 150 ml or Spinosad 45% SC [Tracer] @ 60 ml per acre in the chemical.

  • In organic, spray Beauveria bassiana [Bave curb] at the rate of 250 gm per acre.

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Right time of sowing moong and field preparation

Right time of sowing moong and field preparation
  • In the summer season, short-duration crop moong is a better option for the farmers.

  • The appropriate time for sowing summer moong crops is from the third week of February to the first week of April.

  • At this time, moong is a better option for farmers to grow during the short duration crop in zaid season.

  • The appropriate time for sowing summer moong crops is from February to March and June-July is the appropriate time for sowing Kharif moong.

  • Loamy to sandy loamy soil is considered best for the cultivation of moong.

  • For this, the ideal pH value of the soil is considered to be 6.5 to 7.5.

  • For the preparation of the summer moong field, after harvesting rabi crops, ploughing the field should be done after leaving it for 4-5 days. After irrigation, do 2-3 ploughing with an indigenous plough or cultivator and make the field flat and friable by applying a leveler. Due to this, the moisture is conserved in it and the seeds get good germination.

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Types of Seed treatments and its methods

Types of Seed treatments and its methods

Seed treatment is a process in which plants are treated with chemicals, biologicals or heat to keep them free from diseases and pests. Seed treatment with bacterial culture is also done for nutrient fixation. 

Methods of seed treatment-

Wet method: Spread the seed on a polythene or floor, sprinkle lightly with water. Put the recommended amount of chemicals or biologicals on the seed pile, mix it well with gloved hands and dry it in the shade.

Dry Method: Keep the seed in a vessel, mix chemicals in the recommended quantity and close the pot and shake it well then keep the mixed seed in the shade.

Slurry seed treatment: To make a slurry, mix the recommended amount of chemical in 10 litres of water in a tub or large vessel. Keep the seeds in this solution for 10 to 15 minutes, then dry the seeds in the shade.

Hot water treatment: Heat the water in a metal vessel to 52 °C. Leave the seed in that vessel for 30 minutes, keep in mind that the above temperature should be maintained throughout the process. Dry the seed in the shade and then sow it.

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Important tips to be done after 45 days of onion transplanting

Important tips to be done after 45 days of onion transplanting
  • The crop requires special care at different stages after transplanting onions. Today we will talk about the good growth and plant protection of the crop after 45 days of planting onions.

  • Often at this time, there is a possibility of more outbreaks of root rot and purple blotch disease in fungal diseases and thrips is the major sucking pest on the crop.

  • The following suggestions can be adopted to protect the crop from their infestation-

  • Spray with Gibberellic Acid [Novamaxx] 300 ml + Fipronil 40% + Imidacloprid 40% WG [Police] 40 gm + Tebuconazole 10% + Sulfur 65% WG [Swadheen] @ 500 gm per acre in water.

  • For biological control of diseases, Pseudomonas [Monas curb] 250 gm/acre and for insects, Beauveria bassiana [Bave curb] can be sprayed at the rate of 250 gm/acre.

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Know the importance of seed treatment in summer moong

Know the importance of seed treatment in summer moong
  • After harvesting Rabi crops, farmers can get additional income by sowing moong crops instead of leaving their fields empty in the summer season.

  • Seed treatment before sowing can easily control seed-borne and soil-borne diseases and increase crop germination.

  • By treating the seeds, uniform germination is seen in the seeds.

  • As seed treatment, use Carbendazim 12%+ Mancozeb 63% [ Carmanova]  @ 2.5 gm/kg of seed to control soil borne harmful fungi.

  • For its biological treatment, do seed treatment of Trichoderma viride [Rhizocare] @ 5-10 gm/kg seed or Pseudomonas fluorescens [Monas karb] @ 5-10 gm/kg seed.

  • Use Thiamethoxam FS formulation [Reno] @ 4 ml/kg of seed to prevent pest infestation.

  • Finally, sow the seed after seed treatment with special Rhizobium culture [Jaivatika-R] @ 5 gm/kg seed.

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Major insect pests in stored crops

Major insect pests in stored crops
  • The most important task after harvesting is grain storage. By storing grain by the scientific method, the grain can be preserved for a long time. Often the pests of food grains belong to Coleoptera and Lepidoptera, which cause more damage in the condition of high moisture and temperature in the stored grains. 

  • Insects that attack in storage grains are as follows: Small grain borer, Khapra beetle, red flour beetle, pulses beetle, grain fly, rice moth etc.

  • All these pests eat grains and become hollow during storage, which affects the market price of the produce.

  • To keep the grain safe from these pests, clean the godowns thoroughly before storing them, and  By burning neem leaves, make smoke in the place of storage. 

  • Store the grains after drying them properly, and while storing, use chemical grain gold @ 1 ampule per quintal of grains.

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Know what is the function of zinc solubilizing bacteria

Know what is the function of zinc solubilizing bacteria
  • Zinc solubilizing bacteria is the most important bacterial culture. 

  • It provides a soluble form of zinc to the plant from insoluble zinc that is present in the soil. It is one of the most important micronutrients for plant growth. 

  • It can also be used for soil treatment, seed treatment, and spraying.

  • For soil treatment, use a 4 kg/acre mix with 50-100 kg of cow dung, vermicompost and broadcast it in the field before sowing.

  • For seed treatment, use 5-10 gram/kg seed.

  • Use 500-1 kg/acre as a spray after sowing.

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