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Agronomic Practices

Field Preparation

  • 1 ploughing and 1 harrowing, level the field with patta or leveller and remove weeds.
  • Care should be taken to do ploughing once in every two to three years.
  • In termite endemic areas, apply lindane 1.5% kg/ha before last harrowing.
  • If the field is having weed problem then stale seed bed technique can be used.
  • Let a heavy flush of weeds emerge and be destroyed with herbicide before sowing the crop, without any tillage on it.

  • Most of the weeds seeds germinate from the top 5cm of soil surface in about a weeks time, these weed seedlings can be destroyed either with a contact herbicide or by shallow type tillage implement like a spike tooth harrow.

  • In stale seed bed technique depending upon the availability of time and resources one or two flushes of weeds can be destroyed before planting of the crop.

Seed & Sowing

  • Treat seed with 1 g Carbendazim + 2g of Thiram or 3 gms of thiram fungicide per kilogram of seed.

  • Treat the seed with 5 g Rhizobium culture per kg seed.

  • After treatment, keep it in shadow and sow thereafter immediately.

Harvest

  • When pods turn black and are matured then harvesting should be done.
  • To avoid shattering losses it is advised to harvest the crop in early hours.
  • Over maturity of the crop will lead to shattering losses at the time of harvest.
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