Dial Out Conference Call - Connect to Farmer's Field

This initiative was  started smoothly by Krishi vigyan Kendra ,Sagroli. Continuous rain has adversely affected the soybean crop for the past few days, mainly the farmers are facing the problem of yellowing of soybeans and stunted growth.   Today, dial out call was organised with the help of Reliance Foundation and Krishi Vigyan Kendra Sagroli ,dist. Nanded.

   Prof. Kapil Ingle,  KVK scientist interacted with the farmers and advised them to spray Ferrous Sulphate 50 gm or Chelated Micronutrient Grade 250 gm or 50 ml per 10 liters of water and drain the excess water from the field for remedial measures against stunted growth and yellowing of soybean crop. For pest management in soybean crop, farmers are advised to use 50% of recommended insecticide dose along with 5% neem tree extract spray, pheromone traps 5-10 per acre, bird bait 20-25 per acre. He also suggested to trap the crops by planting marigold and maize  around them. A total of 52 farmers participated and cleared their doubts.

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