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Introduction | Varieties | Soil Requirement | Seed Sowing
Nutrient management | Water management | Weed management | Insect pests and Diseases management
harvesting and post harvest management | Miscellaneous

 

Plant Protection

Sign of Attack/ Symptom Control
Insect-pests  
Hairy caterpillar : they feed gregariously on plant foliage and soft stem. 1. Collect and destroy the congregating caterpillars.
2. Spray 900 ml endosulfan (Thiodan 35 EC) or 325 ml cypermethrin (Cyperkill 20 EC) in 650 L/ha water when caterpillars are of 2 mm size (second instar larval stage)
Jassid: They suck sap from underside of leaves, thus the leaves curl upwards along the tips and margins, turn yellow and dry up. Spray dimethoate (Rogor 30 EC) or methyl demeton (Metasystox 25 EC) @ 750 ml in 750 L water/ha.

Diseases

Leaf spot: Brown spots of different sizes appear on leaves resulting in premature defoliation. The first appearance of the disease. Spray the crop with Indofil Z-78 or Indofil M-45 (0.2%) at fortnightly interval with
Phyllody: Floral parts are malformed. Profuse branching occurs and no seed is formed. 1. Diseased plants should be rogued out and destroyed.
2. Spray dimethoate (Rogor 30 EC) or methyl demeton (Metasystox 25 EC) @ 750 ml in 750 L water/ha for the control of jassids.





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