Do these agricultural work in empty fields in summer

Do these agricultural work in empty fields in summer
  • After harvesting Rabi crops, deep ploughing, soil solarization, soil testing etc. is very beneficial in the summer season when the field remains empty.

  • Deep ploughing – To get a higher yield from the next crop, it is beneficial to keep the field vacant during the summer season by doing deep ploughing immediately after harvesting of Rabi crop. Summer ploughing is done from April to June, as far as possible, farmers should do summer ploughing with a cultivator/ plough immediately after harvesting of Rabi crop.

  • Soil solarization- For this, spread a sheet of polythene on the surface of the soil. Due to this, the temperature under the layer increases greatly due to the heat of the soil, due to which the germs of diseases, unnecessary seeds, eggs of insects and moths, etc., are all destroyed. For soil solarization, the best time is from 15 April to 15 May. 

  • Soil test- After harvesting the soil must be tested. Soil testing determines soil pH, electrical conductivity, organic carbon as well as deficiencies of major and micronutrients that can be improved over time.

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Destroy the eggs of white grub in the summer season like this

Destroy the eggs of white grub in the summer season like this
  • White grubs as the name suggests are white-coloured insects that live as a grub in a field whose dormancy period is in the winter.

  • They initially damage chilli plant roots. 

  • Symptoms of white grub include a complete withering of the plant or stunting of the growth of the plant resulting in the plant dying.

  • Usually, this pest should be controlled in the month of June and in the early week of July.  

  • For this, do deep ploughing in summer, use Metarhizium culture [kalichakra] @ 2 kg along with FYM @ 50-75 kg per acre for control of white grub.

  • But if an infestation of white grub is visible even in the immature stage of the crop, then chemical treatment can also be done to control this pest.

  • But if an infestation of white grub is visible even in the immature stage of the crop, then chemical treatment can also be done to control this pest.

  • As a soil application Use  FENPROPATHRIN 10% EC [DANITOL] @ 500 ml, CLOTHIANIDIN  50.00% WG [DANTOTSU] @ 100 gm or CHLORPYRIFOS 20 % EC [TRICEL] @ 1 litre/ acre.

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Government will give compensation for the loss of horticulture crops

Mukhyamantri Horticulture Insurance Scheme

For Rabi and Kharif crops, the government has been providing the facility of a crop insurance scheme to the farmers. With the help of which the farmer brothers are able to compensate for the damage caused by natural calamity to the crops. In this episode, an insurance scheme has been started in the interest of horticulture farmers. Haryana government has announced the ‘Mukhyamantri Horticulture Insurance Scheme’ for the farmers of the state.

With the help of this scheme, farmers of the state will be able to insure 21 crops like vegetables, fruits and spices. These include 14 vegetables and 5 fruits. These include mango, kinnow, berry, guava, and litchi. Also, turmeric and garlic crops have been added to the spices.

Under this scheme, 100% compensation will be given in case of a 75% loss in the crop. Apart from this, in case of loss ranging from 51% to 75%, compensation will be given at the rate of 75% for vegetables and spices at the rate of Rs 22,500 and for fruits at the rate of Rs 30,000 per acre. On the other hand, for vegetables and spices between 26% to 50%, compensation will be given at the rate of Rs 15,000 per acre for vegetables and spices. At the same time, the compensation amount will be provided at the rate of Rs 20,000 per acre for fruits on this loss.

Source: Tractor Junction

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Dust storm and rain are likely in some states, see the weather forecast

know the weather forecast,

For the next two days, the heat will increase over Northwest and Central India, although a dust storm is possible at one or two places in Rajasthan. Rains will continue over the northern states including Karnataka and Kerala.

Source: Skymet Weather

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