Benefits of fertilizer management in 20-30 days in flood irrigated chili crop

12/07/2021Posted on
Benefits of fertilizer management in 20-30 days in flood irrigated chili crop

  • For good production of chili crop, management of nutrients from time to time is also very necessary because nutrient deficiency causes yellowing and change in the shape of leaves in chili crop. Due to the deficiency of these nutrients, the growth of the chili crops gets stunted.

  • It is very necessary to do fertilizer management after 20-30 days of transplanting chili. At this time, the roots of chili plants spread in the soil, and the plant starts growing. Fertilizer management is very important for the good growth of plants and roots.

  • For fertilizer management, apply Urea @ 45 kg / acre, DAP @ 50 kg / acre, Magnesium Sulphate @ 10 kg / acre, Sulfur @ 5 kg / acre, Zinc sulphate @ 5 kg / acre. It is very important to have moisture in the field at the time of application of fertilizers.

  • Urea:- Urea is the biggest source of nitrogen supply in chili crops. Due to its use, there is no problem like yellowing and drying in the leaves. Urea accelerates the process of photosynthesis.

  • DAP (Diammonium Phosphate): – Diammonium phosphate is used for the supply of phosphorus. Its use improves root growth and helps in plant growth.

  • Magnesium Sulphate:- With the application of Magnesium Sulphate in the Chilli crop, greenery increases in the crop. The process of photosynthesis is accelerated, ultimately leading to a higher yield and quality of produce.

  • Zinc Sulphate: Zinc is a major micronutrient required for the normal growth of plants. With its use, the growth of the chili plants are good, the yield of the crop increases.

  • Sulfur: It is mainly helpful for the growth of the roots of plants. This element also plays an important role in the division of various cells.

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Heavy to very heavy rain expected in central India, know weather forecast

12/07/2021Posted on
weather forecast

 

There is a possibility of heavy to very heavy rains in most areas of Central India. Punjab, Haryana, West Uttar Pradesh and North Rajasthan including Delhi are facing heat and humidity. The easterly winds have started and the humidity has increased, now it will start raining soon. But there is less chance of heavy rain. Rainfall in the northeast including Bihar, West Bengal, Jharkhand will reduce. Monsoon will remain active over South India.

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Now there will be heavy monsoon rains in most states including Madhya Pradesh

11/07/2021Posted on
weather forecast

Heavy rain likely in Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Telangana, heavy rain likely in Telangana as well. Moisture from the Bay of Bengal is increasing the moisture in the air. From tonight or tomorrow, rain activities will start over Punjab, Haryana and West Uttar Pradesh and East Rajasthan including Delhi. Monsoon will remain active over South India including Kerala Goa Karnataka.

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Fasal Suraksha Abhiyan started, where farmers will get attractive reward with Crop solution

11/07/2021Posted on
Gramophon's Fasal Suraksha Abhiyan

A ‘Fasal Suraksha Abhiyan’ has been started for the farmers on the community section of the Gramophone app. By joining this Abhiyan, farmers will not only get quick solutions to the problems facing their crops, but will also be able to win attractive prizes every week.

How to participate in the Fasal Suraksha Abhiyan?
To participate in the Fasal Suraksha Abhiyan, farmers have to post photos of their crop problems on the community section of the Gramophone app and ask their questions. Through the photos posted by you, you will be given proper and accurate solutions by agriculture experts. Along with this, five farmers will be selected from among the farmers who post photos every week and they will also be given attractive prizes. This Abhiyan will run from July 9 to July 29.

So don’t be late, post photos of the problems you are facing in your crops on the community section of the Gramophone app and win prizes along with solutions.

Click here to post photos of your crop problems.

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In this scheme, pay the premium once and get a monthly pension of Rs 12000

10/07/2021Posted on
LIC's Saral Pension Plan

LIC’s Saral Pension Plan is a single premium plan in which you can get a fixed pension amount throughout your life by paying premium only once. This scheme has been started by Life Insurance Corporation of India on 1st July 2021.

You can buy this scheme offline or online from the official website of www.licindia.in. The minimum annuity under this pension plan is Rs 12000 per annum. There is no maximum purchase price limit in this plan. The scheme is available for the age group of 40 to 80 years. To get the benefit of monthly pension, you have to contribute at least Rs 1000. For quarterly pension, this amount is Rs 3000.

Source: Navbharat Times

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Control of leaf spot disease in Soybean Crop

10/07/2021Posted on
Control of leaf spot disease in Soybean Crop

  • The symptoms of this disease first appear in the densely sown crop, at the lower parts of the plant. The diseased plants show symptoms like leaf spots, leaf blight or drop of leaves.

  • Leaves appear as unusual yellow spots, which later turn brown or black and the entire leaf is scorched.

  • Brown spots also appear on petiole, stem, and pods. The pods and stem tissue after infection become brown or black in color and shrink.

  • In the presence of moisture, white and brown colored formations appear on the diseased parts of the plants.

  • To prevent this disease, chlorothalonil @ 400 gram /acre or carbendazim 12% + mancozeb 63% WP @ 300 gram/acre or Kitazin @ 200 ml/acre

  • Spraying Trichoderma viride @ 250 gram/acre + Pseudomonas fluorescens @ 250 gram / acre as a biological product.

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Weed management after sowing in maize crop

10/07/2021Posted on
Weed management after sowing in maize crop

  • Irrespective of the crop, the abundance of weeds leads to a decrease in yield. Like all other crops, the maize crop also suffers from severe yield loss due to weeds. It is very important to control weeds in time. If you are cultivating maize.

  • Mechanical method of weed management in maize crop: Weeding and hoeing have a special role in the cultivation of maize. With this, weeds can be controlled well. For this, the farmer cultivating maize should do 2 to 3 times weeding and hoeing in maize. Take special care that weeding should never be done deeper than 4 to 5 cm. This is because if deep hoeing is done, it can damage the root of the crop or it can cut the roots. First weeding is done after 15 days of sowing and second weeding is done after about 40 days.

  • Weed control in 1 -3 days:- On the second or third day of sowing, weeds are destroyed by using weedicide before germination. Weeds growing in maize are generally annual grasses and weeds with narrow and broad leaves. The following weedicides can be used in maize.

  • Spraying of Pendimethalin 38.7 @ 700 ml/acre (after 1 to 3 days) or Atrazine 50% WP @ 500 g/acre (after 3 to 5 days) should be done. Do not use atrazine if pulse crops are grown as intermediate crops in maize. Instead, use pendimethalin only.

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Heavy rain likely in central India, know where it will rain

10/07/2021Posted on
weather forecast

There is a possibility of heavy monsoon rains in most areas of Central India. The wait for monsoon is about to end in other areas as well. There is a possibility of heavy rain in many states of North West India including Delhi. Monsoon rains will intensify in most states of the country from July 11. The monsoon deficit which was being felt till now will gradually be fulfilled and crops are also likely to get relief.

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What are the prices of crops in different markets in Madhya Pradesh on 9th July?

09/07/2021Posted on
Mandi Bhaw Madhya Pradesh

Market

Crop

Minimum

Maximum

Ratlam_(Namli Mandi)

Wheat Lockwan

1666

1765

Ratlam_(Namli Mandi)

Yellow Soyabean

6500

7400

Ratlam_(Jaora Mandi)

Makka

1571

1687

Ratlam_(Jaora Mandi)

Urad

3251

5980

Ratlam_(Jaora Mandi)

Soyabean

7000

7550

Ratlam_(Jaora Mandi)

Wheat

1650

2120

Ratlam_(Jaora Mandi)

Chana

4121

4600

Ratlam_(Jaora Mandi)

Masur

5200

5700

Ratlam_(Jaora Mandi)

Dhaniya

5000

6500

Ratlam_(Jaora Mandi)

Methi

5001

7200

Ratlam_(Jaora Mandi)

Alsi

6000

7201

Ratlam_(Jaora Mandi)

Sarso

6101

6401

Ratlam_(Jaora Mandi)

Dollar Channa

4501

8000

Ratlam_Namli Mandi

Garlic

1500

9801

Ratlam_Jaora Mandi

Onion

700

2101

Ratlam_Jaora Mandi

Garlic

2001

9600

Ratlam_Apmc

Onion

850

2142

Ratlam_Apmc

Garlic

1100

8401

Ratlam_(Sailana Mandi)

Soyabean

6800

7471

Ratlam_(Sailana Mandi)

Wheat

1600

2421

Ratlam_(Sailana Mandi)

Chana

4540

4699

Ratlam_(Sailana Mandi)

Rayada

5501

5811

Ratlam_(Sailana Mandi)

Pea

2402

4570

Ratlam_(Sailana Mandi)

Medhi Dana

5700

5700

Ratlam_(Sailana Mandi)

Masur

4700

5291

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