How to prevent fruit loss problem in Mango tree?

24/04/2020Posted on
How to prevent fruit loss problem in Mango tree?
  • Mango fruit fall is a severe problem. About 99% of the fruits in mango fall in different stages, and only 0.1% of the fruits reach the ripe stage.
  • Fruit fall can be caused by a lack of auxin hormone, lack of fertilization, loss of bisexual flowers, insufficient pollination, lack of pollen insects, disease and insect outbreaks, nutritional deficiencies, inadequate soil moisture, etc.
  • To prevent fruit falling in mango, mix 0.5 ml of alpha naphthalene acetic acid 4.5% SL per liter of water and spray 2-3 at intervals of 10-15 days as needed.
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Medicinal properties of Aloe Vera

23/04/2020Posted on
Medicinal properties of Aloe Vera
  • It is also called Ghritkumari. By consuming this, stomach diseases caused by gas are cured.
  • By eating 10 grams of its soft pulp regularly in the morning and evening, Arthritis disease starts to heal.
  • Aloe vera quickly heals the wound due to its anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties on burns, cuts, and Internal injuries.
  • It removes blood loss and increases the body’s immunity.
    It is beneficial for skin-related disorders such as dry skin, pimples, scorched skin, wrinkles, facial spots, dark circles of eyes, torn ankles.
  • Apart from this, the use of aloe vera is beneficial in diabetes, heart disease, joint pain, to make hair thick and long, etc.
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Know the last date of purchase of wheat on support price in Madhya Pradesh

23/04/2020Posted on
Know the last date of purchase of wheat on support price in Madhya Pradesh

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan spoke to the farmers of the state through a mobile message about purchase of wheat. He said that in the ongoing lockdown due to the Corona crisis, the government has started the work of purchasing wheat and other rabi crops at support price. He also gave other information related to the purchase in his message. He said that along with the mandis, private buying centers and traders have also been given the facility to sell from home through deal sheets.

The Chief Minister told the farmers that they should not worry, the government will buy every grain of your produce. In this message, he also discussed the last date of purchase. He said that wheat procurement will be done at the procurement centers by May 31 and farmers will be able to sell their produce by June 30 from the deal sheet. Along with this, the Chief Minister also asked the farmers to avoid corona infection and follow the lockdown.

Source: Krishak Jagat

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Madhya Pradesh: Sowing target set for 144.6 lakh hectare in Kharif season

23/04/2020Posted on
Madhya Pradesh Sowing target set for 144.6 lakh hectare in Kharif season

The ongoing lockdown due to the Corona epidemic slowed farm work for a few days, but now it has gained momentum. In this series, now the target has been set for the sowing of Kharif crops in Madhya Pradesh. This time, the target of sowing Kharif crops has been set in an area of ​​144.6 lakh hectares in the state.

Principal Secretary of Agriculture Department Shri Ajit Kesari has said that this time the target of sowing of soybean is in the maximum area of ​​60 lakh hectares. Apart from this, he targeted to be planted paddy in 31 lakh hectares, urad in 17.50 lakh hectares, maize in 16 lakh hectares, cotton in 6.50 lakh hectares, Pigeon pea in 4.50 lakh hectares, sesame / ram-til in 4.50 lakh hectares, groundnut in 2.50 lakh hectares, moong in 2 lakh hectares and other pulses in 0.10 lakh hectares.

Source: Krishak Jagat

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How to do Seed treatment of cotton seeds before sowing

23/04/2020Posted on
How to do Seed treatment of cotton seeds before sowing
  • Start seed treatment with 2.5 gm carbendazim 12% + mancozeb 63% WP followed by 5 ml imidacloprid 48% FS and the next treatment with 2 gm PSB bacteria and Trichoderma viride @ 5-10 gm per kg seed.
  • These treatments have protection from fungal diseases and sucking insects along with phosphorus in the available condition which improves root growth.
  • Remember that fungicide should be used first, then insecticide, and finally bio culture.
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Medicinal Properties of Mushroom

22/04/2020Posted on
Medicinal Properties of Mushroom
  • It is one of the most protein-rich foods in the world, which prevents malnutrition.
  • Enzymes and fibers present in mushrooms protect against heart disease by reducing cholesterol.
  • Due to low carbohydrates and fat, it is a great diet for people suffering from diseases and disorders like heart patients, diabetes and obesity.
  • It is a diet that also contains abundant vitamin-D, which helps in strengthening of human bones as well as absorption of calcium and phosphorus.
  • The fiber available in it makes the body’s digestive system strong and also increases appetite.
  • It has a special role in strengthening bones and increasing the body’s immunity.
  • Some varieties of mushrooms also prevent the formation of lumps in the body, which may later cause cancer.
  • Folic acid and iron present in it help make red granules in the blood.
  • 100 grams of mushroom provides more than 20% vitamin-B, essential mineral salts such as selenium 30%, copper 25%, and 10-19% phosphorus and potassium daily.
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Reserve Bank gave relief to crores of farmers, increased the date of repaying crop loans

22/04/2020Posted on
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The Reserve Bank has given relief to crores of farmers amid the ongoing nationwide lockdown due to Corona infection. This relief will be provided to crores of farmers of the country who take crop loans from banks through Kisan Credit Card. The Reserve Bank of India has extended the period for repaying the next installment of the crop loan to 31 May.

Apart from this, RBI has also provided relief in the interest rates of farmers. Now farmers can repay the next installment of their crop loan till May 31 at the old rate of only 4% per annum.

A letter was issued on Wednesday on behalf of the Reserve Bank on this subject. It has been clarified in this letter that along with the benefit of a three months moratorium on crop loans due to the Corona crisis, farmers will not have to pay punitive interest for three months.

Source: Outlook

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Agriculture Minister Tomar attends discussion on the livelihood of farmers in the G-20 meeting

22/04/2020Posted on
Agriculture Minister Tomar attends discussion on the livelihood of farmers in the G-20 meeting

All countries of the world including India are troubled by the Corona epidemic. On the same burning issue of Corona, a meeting was held on Tuesday through a video conference between the leaders of the G-20 countries. Agriculture ministers of all the G-20 countries made their presence at the conference.

In this meeting, there was a big discussion mainly on ways to keep the food supply chain in the world smooth and to further the livelihood of the farmers. Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar was present in this meeting on behalf of India. The conference was chaired by Saudi Arabia’s Minister for Environment, Water and Agriculture Abdulrahman Alfaazali.

Union Agriculture Minister Tomar welcomed the initiative of Saudi Arabia to bring the G-20 countries on a platform to consider ways to ensure the continuity of food supplies, including the livelihood of farmers. Tomar discussed the exemptions being given to agriculture amid the ongoing lock-down in India and apprised it to all his counterpart agriculture ministers.

Source: Aaj Tak

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How to do soil treatment in Cotton crop?

22/04/2020Posted on
How to do soil treatment in Cotton crop?
  • After starting the cultivation process in cotton with deep ploughing, use a harrow 3-4 times so that the soil is friable and water holding capacity increases. By doing this, the harmful insects present in the soil, their eggs, pupa and the spores of fungi are also destroyed.
  • Soil treatment must be done so 4 kg of zinc solubilizing bacteria, 2 kg of Growmax (seaweed, amino acids, humic acid, and mycorrhiza), 2 kg of Trichoderma viride and 100 gm of NPK consortia bacteria in 4 tons FYM per acre mix well at the rate and spread it in the field.
  • By doing this, along with improving the structure of the land, complete development of plants and complete nutritional growth, it also protects against harmful soil-borne fungal diseases.
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How to protect moong and urad crops from Bacterial Blight?

21/04/2020Posted on
How to protect bacterial blight from Green gram and black gram
  • Brown, dry and raised spots on the surface of the leaves are the symptoms of this disease.
  • These spots are found in red color on the lower surface of the leaves.
  • When the outbreak of the disease increases, the spots get mixed together and the leaves turn yellow, so there is a premature loss.
  • To control this, spray streptomycin sulfate IP 90% + tetracycline hydrochloride 10% w/w @ 20 gm per acre or kasugamycin 3% SL @ 300 ml per acre in 200 liters of water. Or
  • Spraying of Kasugamycin 5% + Copper Oxychloride 45% WP @ 250 gm / acre in 200 liters of water.
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