Uttarakhand Current Crop Advisory Actionable guidance for farmers across agro-climatic zones of Uttarakhand. Suitable for website, newsletter, or print handouts. [greenalert_blog_Ad] Bhabar & Tarai Zone Crop management and field operations. Continue planting of autumn sugarcane.…
Read MoreU.T. of Jammu & Kashmir Current Crop Advisory Short, actionable guidance for farmers in different agro-climatic zones. Use this on your website, newsletter or print handout. Valley Temperate Zone (Jammu & Kashmir) Recommended actions for…
Read More[greenalert_blog_Ad] In High Hill Temperate Dry Zone, undertake harvesting of matured potatoes and continue harvesting of matured barley. In Mid Hills Sub Humid Zone, continue sowing of early maturing varieties of pea. Undertake transplanting of…
Read More[greenalert_blog_Ad] Chhattisgarh North Hill Zone Rice Disease Control: To prevent blast disease in rice, spray Nativo 75 WG @ 0.4 g/litre or Tricyclazole @ 6g/10 litres at 12-15 day intervals. For sheath blight, spray Hexaconazole…
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Agricultural Recommendations for Gujarat Middle Gujarat Zone Paddy Field Management: Drain water from paddy fields 10-15 days before harvesting. Chilli Pest Control: To control thrips, spray Spinosad 45 SC @ 3ml or Spinetoram 11.7 SC…
Read MoreAgricultural Recommendations for Maharashtra Konkan Drainage and Water Management: Drain excess water from standing crops, vegetables, and orchards due to recent rainfall. Maintain 5-10 cm water level in rice fields at panicle initiation to flowering…
Read More[greenalert_blog_Ad] Andaman & Nicobar Islands Rice Field Management: Maintain 6–8 cm of standing water in rice fields. Keep bunds trimmed and open them temporarily if heavy rain causes excess water. Banana Crop Care: Remove dried…
Read MoreAgricultural Recommendations for West Bengal & Sikkim Sub-Himalayan West Bengal Hill Zone Drainage in Paddy Fields: Drain out excess rainwater from paddy fields. Ginger Disease Management: Uproot and destroy disease-infected clumps of ginger. Cardamom Harvesting:…
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