Gundhi bug pest that damages the paddy crop

Gundhi bug pest that damages the paddy crop
  • It is a major pest in the paddy crop during flowering, grain formation and later. This pest has 3 major stages, Egg (looks like a seed), Nymph (red-eye, green colour), Adult (brown colour). Both adults and nymphs damage the crop. 

  • In the case of high infestation, the yield is reduced by 50%. Also, crop straw tastes unpleasant which cattles may find inedible.

  • The field smells bad when the insect attacks the crop. That’s why this insect is known as the gundhi bug. In the milky stage of the grain, the insect’s nymphs and adults damage the crop by sucking the milk of the grain. Some grains appear hollow and some semi-hollow. Due to peeling, brown spots appear on the husk of the grains, along with the grains turning brownish and the inflorescences becoming erect. In case of a severe outbreak, the stalk appears grainless.

  • For its management keep the field and bunds free of weeds and grasses.

  • Strict vigilance is necessary at the milking stage.

  • Netting and handpicking the bugs reduces their numbers.

  • Use of late-maturing varieties.

  • For chemical control, spray Quinalphos 25% EC 400 ml + Neem oil @ 10000 ppm @ 300 ml per acre.

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Now mild winter will start, there is a possibility of rain in these areas

Weather Update,

There is a cold wind blowing from the north, now the morning and night temperatures will drop in North West and Central India, a mild winter will start. Rain will continue over Bihar and Northeast India for now. Heavy rain is expected in Tamil Nadu and South Karnataka once again.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Farmers earn more profit by connecting farms with the Gramophone app

Farmers earn more profit by connecting farms with the Gramophone app

Gramophone app is the true companion of farmers to farmers in a true sense and farmers have also understood the importance of technology in agriculture through Gramophone. With the help of the Gramophone app, the agricultural expenditure of the farmers has reduced and profits have increased. There are many such features in this app that provide farmers with all kinds of solutions related to agriculture. One of the main facilities included in these facilities is to link the farm with the app, with the help of which thousands of farmers are reducing their agricultural expenses and increasing the yield as well as increasing the profits. These farmers include Madan Dasore and Yuvraj Chaudhary, who took their farming to new heights through this feature of the Gramophone app.

After joining the gramophone, a big change was seen in the cultivation of Madan Dasore, a soybean farmer of Khandwa. Where earlier they used to make very little profit from soybean cultivation in 18 acres of field, now this profit has increased to 200%.

Let us tell you that any farmer can add his farm with the Gramophone app. To do this, first, you have to go to the ‘My Farm’ option of the app and then click on the ‘Add Farm’ button there. After doing this, you will have to fill in some information related to your field and crop like field name, crop name, sowing date and field area information.

By just filling this in, your farm will be connected to the app and you will get the information about which agricultural work you have to do in the entire crop cycle ahead of time. Along with this, you will also get information about which agricultural products you can use in your crop.

Many farmers used this feature of the gramophone app and got prosperity, many farmers got up to a 40% increase in yield and reduced farming cost. Due to this, many farmers are getting a significant increase in profits. Now it’s your turn, this Kharif season all your crops fields with the Gramophone app and connects with prosperity.

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Put the wire in the fields at a subsidy of 70%, get protection from animals

Put wire in the fields at a subsidy of 70%

Crops have to suffer a lot due to stray animals. Especially vegetables, flowers, fruits, spices, cereals and medicinal crops suffer losses up to 40% due to this. The only reason for this wastage is that the farms are not safe and the government is making many schemes to overcome this problem.

The Department of Horticulture has planned to provide 50 to 70% subsidy for chain fencing or wire fencing of fields. Under this scheme, it will be implemented in about 20 blocks first. If good results of the scheme are visible in these blocks, then approval will be given for this scheme in the entire state.

Source: Krishi Jagran

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Heavy rain likely in many areas due to low pressure area

Weather Update

The low-pressure area will now move towards East Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, due to which heavy rains will continue over Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Northeast state. During the next 24 hours, there is a possibility of torrential rains in Uttar Pradesh including Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. The devastation rains will reduce in Kerala but from October 20, once again it may increase in Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Red alert of heavy rain in many states including Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh Weather Update,

There is a possibility of heavy rain in the northeastern states including East Rajasthan including Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal and Orissa. A state of red alert is being created in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand.

Source: Skymet Weather

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