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Suggestive Ways to Control Late Blight in Tomato Crop
By January 01, 1970Tomato is considered the second most important crop after potato across the world due to its high demand and economic value. The botanical name of tomato is Solanum Lycopersicum and is a member of the nightshade family, Solanaceae.
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Controlling Measures for Blister Blight in Tea Production
By January 01, 1970Tea is one of the oldest and most popular beverage crops that is cultivated on large as well as small-scale plantations across the world. The scientific name of the tea plant is Camellia sinensis and belongs to the Camelliaceae family.
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Effective Measures to Prevent Powdery Mildew in Grapes
By January 01, 1970Grape cultivation can be traced back to 8000 years ago near the east. The fruit grows in clusters and belongs to the species of a flowering plant known as Vitis. Due to the natural presence of Yeast on the grape’s skin, it can be used in the production of alcoholic drinks.
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Ways to Prevent Late Blight Disease in Potato Crop
By January 01, 1970The Potato is one of the most essential and consumable food across the world. In terms of its importance and consumption, it is the fourth popularly grown crop after rice, wheat, and maize.
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Suggestive Measures to Control Anthracnose & Bacterial Leaf Spot in Grapes
By January 01, 1970Grapes are botanically known as Vitis vinifera and come under the family of Vitaceae. The grape crop is considered one of the most popular crops around the world due to its remunerative advantages.
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Protection of Grape Vineyards from Downy Mildew
By January 01, 1970The process of cultivation and harvesting of grapes is known as viticulture. Ever-increasing global demand for grapes makes them one of the commercially significant crops of the world. Grape cultivation origins can be found near the Caspian Sea.
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Measures to Protect Chilli Crop from Powdery Mildew
By January 01, 1970Chilli is considered one of the most valuable and consumed crops across the world. Capsicum frutescens is the botanical name of chilli, and it is a member of the nightshade family, Solanaceae. It is used as a spice in most countries, because of that it is often called a wonder spice.
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When should fungicide be applied?
By February 16, 2022Fungi and FLOs (fungal-like organisms) could cause significant food loss and negatively impact human nutrition and plant health if not checked.
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What is the difference between fungicide and pesticide?
By February 16, 2022Both fungicides and pesticides are essential agrochemical products. They play important and respective roles in increasing the yield and production of crops
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What are the 5 plant growth regulators?
By February 16, 2022Many things available in nature can help regulate plant growth and development.
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Which plant growth hormone strengthens plant stems?
By February 16, 2022Plant growth hormones and regulators have a specific job to perform, and they play a decisive role in plant growth and development.
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Major Ways of Weed Management in Onion Crop
By January 14, 2022Onion is one of the popular vegetables all-round the globe, and is widely grown in varied parts of the world. The botanical name of onion is Allium cepa and is a member of the Amaryllidaceae family.
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What are the different forms of pesticides?
By January 10, 2022Pesticides refer to chemical substances or a combination of chemical substances used to control, repel and destroy pests.
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How to manage nutrition in wheat crop
By January 07, 2022Wheat is an extremely important cereal crop in India, with the total area under this crop standing about 29.8 million hectares.
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How to identify tomato pests & deal with them
By January 07, 2022When exposed to the suitable thriving condition consisting of full sun, nutrient-rich soil, and timely access to adequate quantities of water, tomatoes should not have any significant issues growing.
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Grape Cultivation in India
By January 07, 2022Grapes are round, succulent and delicious fruits that are in high demand during the humid summer months in India. Not only are these fruits delicious, but they are also said to be amongst the most profitable crops to be grown.
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Digital Agriculture in India: Challenges and Opportunities
By November 23, 2021In the age of digitalization, one who would not be able to cope up with the pace of dynamic technology, would be lagged behind from every contemporary scenario regardless of any particular context.
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Ways to enhance farm productivity
By November 08, 2021Increasing agricultural productivity depends upon a combination of various factors. It refers to an efficient utilization and distribution of available resources, introducing new measures for long-term positive outcomes, understanding water usage, plant forms, soil, seeds and weather etc.
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Ways to Prevent Diseases in Plants
By November 08, 2021As the famous proverb goes ‘prevention is better than cure’ which holds true in several situations, including a garden's health. For a garden to thrive and plants to grow properly while insuring that your hard work is bearing fruits it is important to regularly check for health issues in plants, spot any underlying problems if they exist and then take immediate action before it is too late.
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The impact of pests and insects on agricultural productivity and ways to combat them
By November 08, 2021Plant pests and invasive insects have continued to be a major threat for farmers for ages. According to a FAO study, as much as 40% of global crop production is lost to pests annually.
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List of bugs and insects harmful to the agriculture industry
By October 13, 2021Many bugs and insects are voracious feeders with the ability to withstand unrelenting environmental conditions. They multiply quickly exceeding damaging thresholds and eventually causing long-term harm to human health and the environment.
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About agrochemicals and their uses
By October 13, 2021Agrochemical products are essential agricultural inputs which are used to control pests and disease attack on crops, protect agricultural produce, increase crop yields, improve soil fertility and crop quality and help insure the investment of farmers on his crop.
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About Fungicides and their uses
By October 13, 2021The devastating role of fungi in major crop yields, including cereals like rice, wheat and vegetables cannot be ignored. According to a study, airborne fungi can cause more damage and diseases to crops than bacteria and viruses.
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The wide-ranging reasons to use pesticides
By October 13, 2021Pests, weeds and plant-eating insects, rodents threaten the volume and quality of crop yields on the farmlands, causing significant post-harvest losses.
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Sugarcane Cultivation – Package of Practice
By January 01, 1970Sugar Industry in India is the second-largest agro based Industry, next to cotton. It caters to around 50 million farmers and their families. The Indian Sugar Industry consist of about 525 sugar mills, 200 distilleries and 260 cogeneration plants.
PublisherFuture Proof Solutions for Sustainable Agricultural Needs
By September 16, 2021Agriculture, one of the oldest forms of industry, plays a vital role in maintaining the global economy. India is an agriculture-oriented country and agriculture amounted to 19.9% of the annual revenue of India in 2019-20.
PublisherEmpowering The Indian Economy with Dhanuka Agritech Limited
By September 16, 2021The Indian economy is largely reliant on agriculture since 19.9% of its revenue comes from it. Over 70% of rural households depend on agricultural activities. India produces the second-largest farm output in the world.
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कपास एवं नरमा - फसल प्रबंधन
By June 24, 2020कृषि और औद्योगिक क्षेत्रों में रोजगार और आय सृजन के लिए कपास अर्थव्यवस्था में महत्वपूर्ण भूमिका निभाता है। कपास की खेती देश के तीन अलग-अलग कृषि-पारिस्थितिक क्षेत्रों यानी उत्तर, मध्य और दक्षिण में की जाती है।
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धान एवं बासमती - फसल प्रबंधन
By June 18, 2020धान भारत की सबसे महत्वपूर्ण अनाज की फसल है। भारत में अधिकतर हर क्षेत्रीय संस्कृति धान...
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Water Crisis in India – A Man made Disaster
By April 08, 2020We can all agree that despite multiple lessons from stories, instructions not to waste water and warnings of consequences from our ancestors who had preached us that Jal Hai to kal hai
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कीटनाशकों के बारे में फैले आम मिथक जो असत्य हैं
By April 01, 2020आजकल मीडिया और सोशल मीडिया में Agrochemicals अर्थात् कीटनाशकों को लेकर भाँति-भाँति के पोस्ट आते रहते हैं। एक आम धारणा यह है कि कीटनाशक हमारे स्वास्थ्य के लिए हानिकारक होते हैं।
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Midas Touch of Conika, in Grapes field
By March 16, 2020Grape (Vitis vinifera) is basically a sub- tropical crop. However, in India, grapes are cultivated for their excellence also under tropical conditions. The Origin of Grapes is assumed to be Central Asia (Region between Black sea and Caucasian sea). Grapes is a popular agricultural crop all over the world. There are more than 10,000 different varieties of grapes worldwide, which are consumed in a variety of forms.
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Kinnow a “King Fruit” of Punjab- Problems and it’s one stop crop solution
By February 24, 2020Kinnow is a high yield mandarin hybrid from the citrus family. It is a hybrid variety of two kinds of citrus cultivars - King (Citrus nobilis) and Willow Leaf (Citrus x deliciosa). Kinnow is a rich name among fruits and one of the most famous fruit grown all over the world. India is the third largest producer of citrus fruit.
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Women - The unsung warriors of Indian Agriculture
By February 10, 2020Women are the backbone of any developed society. The central role of women in any society ensures stability, progress and long-term development of a nation. In agriculture sector primary focus is given to only one gender. Male is the dominant decision maker of this industry and benefit seeker of the policies.
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Water Shortage in India: Causes and Solutions
By February 05, 2020There is huge scarcity of drinking water on the earth. Cape Town city of South Africa had only few days’ water left. In many cities of India too there is huge gap in demand and supply of water. It has been predicted that 21 cities of India including Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chennai will run out of ground water in near future. People around 100 million will be effected by this water crisis.
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