Crop Advisory (2026-06-01 - 2026-06-03)

Mango: Continue watering as needed. Protect mango plants from heat. In this regard, do not destroy weeds during May to July. To protect small plants from heat, plant a trellis in the garden and cut it from the top when the trellis is 4 to 5 feet tall. To control mango fruit fly, pick up fallen fruits from under the plant every other day and scatter them in a sunny place outside the garden or bury the fallen fruits in a pit. Take special care of cleanliness as long as the fruit is in the garden. Use methyl eugenol traps to control soft fly. Place at least 4 to 6 sex traps in one acre. And change these traps every tenth day. Keep examining the fruit carefully in a shaded place to monitor the attack of mango scale. Spray in consultation with the staff of the Department of Agriculture to control mango borers and thrips. To restore the health of sick and weak plants, make a trench under the canopy of the plants at a distance of 10 feet from the trunk. Ensure the use of a protective layer (mulch) in new/small plants in a large garden. Improve the ground level in the garden.

Cotton: 30 to 35 days after the first irrigation in the crop in line with the weather, while the second , third , fourth water in the crop is applied on the tracks after 6 to 9 days. Use phosphorus fertilizers immediately after punching (20 to 25 days after punching) instead of rinsing. Control herbs in Agiti Kasti cotton with Godi and Razor.

Sugarcane: Maintain an earning irrigation interval of 10 to 12 days depending on the weather. Complete the gudi before planting the soil around the stem in the harvest. Put the last installment of nitrogenous fertilizer in the earning crop which is 90 to 100 days old when planting the soil. Follow the recommendations of the Department of Agriculture for the prevention of earning pits.