Useful advice for farmers in a changing environment after good rainfall

08/06/2020Posted on
Useful advice for farmers in a changing environment after good rainfall

There has been good rainfall in the past, due to which weeds must have started growing in the fields. Therefore, when the weeds grow well, all the farmers turn them into soil through a tractor. You should do this work 4 to 5 days before sowing.

Apart from this, when you drive a tractor, before that the West deComposer, which is available in the name of Speed ​​Compost, mix the quantity of 4 kg per acre with 10 kg urea in the field and then run the cultivator and mix it in the field.

With this, you should also mix Trichoderma according to 2 kg. This will help protect the crop not only from diseases but also from pests. Such crops in which nematodes can attack will also protect against that.

This will be a rewarding task especially for the farmers who grow chilli. Apart from this, those who have laid the drip line must spray Paraquat and use the above mixture.

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How to identify downy mildew in pumpkin crop?

25/02/2020Posted on

The major symptoms of downy mildew in pumpkin crop are as follows-

  • Water-soaked lesions are formed on the lower surface of the leaves.
  • Lesions appear first on the older leaves and then progress on the younger leaves.
  • As the lesions expand, they may remain yellow or become dry and brown.
  • Affected vines do not bear fruit properly. 
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Identification and reason for bulb splitting In Onion (physiological Disorder)

18/02/2020Posted on
  • Uneven irrigation of onion fields increases the chances of this disorder.
  • Fields that are over irrigated, allowed to dry completely and then over irrigated again often have many split bulbs.
  • Bulb mites are frequently associated with bulb splitting.
  • The first symptom is observed as the rotting of the basal portion of the bulb.
  • Secondary growth of the affected bulb often occurs when several small bulbs protruded from the spilt basal portion.
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