Zinc an essential element in wheat

Zinc an essential element in wheat
  • Zinc deficiency is mainly found in the soil of Madhya Pradesh, at this time farmers can see this problem in their main crop, wheat. Due to zinc deficiency, the crop takes longer to mature.

  • Symptoms of zinc deficiency in wheat are visible in 25 to 30 days.

  • Due to zinc deficiency in wheat, plant height decreases, crop growth appears uneven, leaves remain small.

  • White brown spots appear in the middle leaves of the plant, which spread in length. When zinc deficiency is high, the leaves turn white and die.

  • Zinc deficiency can be removed by giving zinc sulphate in the field. According to its deficiency, the quantity can be given up to 5 -10 kg per acre. If there is a deficiency in the standing crop, spraying of 0.5 % zinc sulphate solution can be done within 30 days of sowing and can be repeated at intervals of 15 days as needed.

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Know How Maxxmyco benefits crops

How Gramophone's Maxxmyco benefits crops

  • Maxxmyco is a mixture of humic acid, seaweed, amino acids, and mycorrhiza.

  •  This product is made of high-quality natural ingredients, it helps in increasing the activity of microorganisms in the soil,

  • Helps improve soil pH, provides a good start to the roots so that the root is fully developed resulting in good production of the crop.

  • Humic acid enhances soil water holding capacity by improving soil quality and enhancing white root growth.

  • Seaweed helps plants to get nutrients and amino acids enhance the photosynthesis process.

  • This results in better vegetative growth and also improves plant health.

  • It facilitates growth in every stage of the plant-like flower, fruit, leaf, etc. as well as the growth of white roots.

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Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus in Tomato

Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus in Tomato
  • Tomato spotted wilt virus [TOSPO]  in tomatoes is spread by thrips.

  • Purple brown spots on the young leaves of tomato plants are the initial symptom of this disease. Later, these brown spots join together to turn into large spots/rings and start destroying the tissue of the leaves.

  • Increased infection can affect the ripening process of tomato fruit.

  • Light yellow coloured spots are formed on the unripe fruits, slowly these spots grow into large size spots.

  • To prevent this, use Fipronil 5% SC @ 400 ml or Lambda cyhalothrin 4.9% CS @ 200 ml or Spinosad 45% SC @ 75 ml/acre.

  • Use  Bavaria Basiana @ 250 gm/acre as biological treatment.

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Management of scab disease in potato crops

Management of scab disease in potato crops
  • It is a fungal disease whose effect is seen in large quantities on potato tubers.

  • Dark brown raised scabs to emerge on the potato tubers, which are rough when touched. These lesions can affect just a small portion of the tuber surface, or may completely cover it. Sometimes the ridged portions are in broken concentric rings.

  • Tubers affected by this disease are not edible.

  • For the prevention of this disease, use Thiophanate Methyl 70% W/P @ 300 gm/ acre or Kasugamycin 5% + Copper Oxychloride 45% WP @ 300 gm/acre.

  • As a biological treatment, use Pseudomonas fluorescens @ 250 gm/acre.

  • For the effective control of this disease, seed treatment before sowing is very important.

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Damping off disease is a big problem in nursery

Damping off disease is a big problem in nursery
  • Damping-off disease in nurseries is a common disease that mostly occurs in nurseries at the seedling stage. This disease spreads very quickly and infects the seedlings and kills them.

  • This disease is caused by soil-borne fungi like Pythium / Phytophthora / Rhizoctonia / Fusarium.

  • In its symptom, brown watery sunken wounds appear on the stem near the ground. Gradually, the stem and roots rot and the seedling falls to the ground surface and dies.

  • Disease development occurs more rapidly in seedlings planted in high density, high humidity and high temperature.

  • For the management of this disease use Carbendazim 12% + Mancozeb 63% @ 30 gm/pump or Thiophanate Methyl 70%W/W @ 50 gm/pump or Mancozeb 64% + Metalaxyl 8% WP @ 60 gm/pump.

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Whitefly management in Okra

Whitefly management in Okra
  • These are small-sized insects and both the young and the adult of these insects damage the crop by sucking the sap from the lower surface. Due to which the growth of the plant and the yield is reduced. White fly is the vector of the yellow vein mosaic virus in okra which is known as peliya disease.

  • In case of more outbreaks, the crop becomes completely infected, even after the crop is fully developed, there is an outbreak of this pest, due to which the leaves of the crops dry up and fall.

  • Management:- Spray Diafenthiuron 50% SP @ 250 gm or Flunicamid 50% WG @ 60 ml or Acetameprid 20% SP @ 100 gm or Pyriproxyfen 10% + Bifenthrin 10% EC @ 250 ml/acre to control this pest.

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Necessary spraying management in 15 to 20 days of paddy nursery

Necessary spraying management in 15 to 20 days of paddy nursery
  • Rabi paddy nursery is running in other states including Chhattisgarh.

  • It is very important for the paddy farmers to take special care of the nursery in case of a fall in temperature and the possibility of frost.

  • Also, in this stage, there is a high possibility of an outbreak of stem borer, sucking insects and root rot disease in the crop. For its management, spray Carbendazim 12% + Mancozeb 63% @ 30 gm + Fipronil 5% SC @ 30 gm per pump.

  • It takes 10-15 days more in Rabi paddy nursery as compared to Kharif paddy and the development of roots of paddy is also less visible, for this humic acid can be used at the rate of 10 gm per pump mixed with the above sprays.

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Management for flower growth in okra crop

Management for flower growth in okra crop
  • The Bhindi crop is one of the main crops in the vegetable category.

  • For this reason, it is very important to do nutrition management in the okra crop at the flowering stage.

  • Due to the lack of nutrients in okra crops, there is a problem with flower drops.

  • Crop production is also affected due to excessive flower drops.

  • To overcome this problem, a micronutrients mixture can be used @ 250 gm/acre.

  • Use Homobrassinolide @ 100 ml/acre or Piclobutrazol 40% SC @ 30 ml/acre to prevent flower drop.

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Know how to control powdery mildew disease in pea crop

Know how to control powdery mildew disease in pea crop
  • This is one of the main diseases caused by fungus in the pea crop. The symptoms of this disease first appear on the old leaves, after that they spread to other parts of the plant.

  • The powder gets deposited on both the surfaces of the pea leaves. Powdery spots are formed on tender stems, pods etc. A white powdery substance appears on the surface of the plant. The fruits either do not grow or remain small.

  • For chemical treatment, spray Hexaconazole 5% SC @ 400 ml or Sulfur 80% WDG @ 500 gm or Tebuconazole 10% + Sulfur 65% WG @ 500 gm/acre.

  • For biological treatment, spray of Trichoderma viride @ 500 gm/acre or Pseudomonas fluorescens @ 250 gm/acre can be done.

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