Know how to save crop and soil from bacterial diseases

Due to excessive moisture and temperature changes in crops and soil, there is a high risk of outbreaks of bacterial diseases.
Some of the main bacterial diseases are black rot, stem rot, bacterial spot disease, leaf spot disease, bacterial wilt disease etc.
Some of these diseases are caused by soil, which damages the soil along with the crop.
There is a huge impact on the production of crops due to these diseases while also unbalancing the pH of the soil.
For the prevention of these diseases, it is very necessary to do soil treatment and seed treatment before sowing.
A spray should be done within 15-25 days of sowing for the prevention of bacterial diseases.

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Due to excessive moisture and temperature changes in crops and soil, there is a high risk of outbreaks of bacterial diseases.

Some of the main bacterial diseases are black rot, stem rot, bacterial spot disease, leaf spot disease, bacterial wilt disease etc.

Some of these diseases are caused by soil, which damages the soil along with the crop.

There is a huge impact on the production of crops due to these diseases while also unbalancing the pH of the soil.

For the prevention of these diseases, it is very necessary to do soil treatment and seed treatment before sowing.

A spray should be done within 15-25 days of sowing for the prevention of bacterial diseases.