Post by account_disabled on Dec 28, 2023 8:17:40 GMT
The daytime is hot and the sun is strong. The nights are cool and temperatures drop during this period. Department of Agriculture Advise farmers who grow okra to watch out for yellow leaf vein disease. that can be found in all stages of plant growth The first symptom will be spotted okra leaves. The leaf veins are yellow, the shoots are yellow, and the leaves and shoots are curled. The tree is short and stunted. The pods are yellow. Few pods attached and incomplete pods For okra planting plots where disease outbreaks are occurring.
Have farmers inspect their B2B Email List planting plots regularly. If you find a diseased tree Pull them out and destroy them immediately outside the planting plot. and eliminate weeds in and around the planting plots Especially weeds that are the host plants of disease-causing viruses, such as cockroaches, crow cockroaches, snakeheads, hairy grass, loudspeakers, and white crow dung, in order to reduce reservoirs of viruses and insect vectors. In cases where disease and plant disease viruses are found, there are no direct agents to prevent and eliminate them. But disease outbreaks can be prevented by eliminating disease-carrying tobacco whiteflies. Using the insecticide buprofessin 25% DG at the rate of 10 grams per 20 liters of water or imidacloprid 10% SL at the rate of 20 ml per 20 liters of water or carbo. Sulfan 20% EC, rate 3 grams per 20 liters of water.
After harvesting the produce Let farmers collect plant remains and destroy them outside the planting plot. And do not replant okra in the same place. Farmers should switch to planting other types of crops in rotation. Avoid planting host plants of the virus near okra plantings, such as cucurbits such as cucumbers, pumpkins, bitter gourds, and gourds, legumes such as soybeans, mung beans, and green beans, eggplant family such as tomatoes, brinjal, eggplant, peppers, and tobacco, and other types of plants. These include sesame, white basil, gourd, cotton, cockscomb, amaranth, and sunflower. Then, farmers are asked to choose disease-resistant okra varieties, including OK 9701 and Phichit 1.
Have farmers inspect their B2B Email List planting plots regularly. If you find a diseased tree Pull them out and destroy them immediately outside the planting plot. and eliminate weeds in and around the planting plots Especially weeds that are the host plants of disease-causing viruses, such as cockroaches, crow cockroaches, snakeheads, hairy grass, loudspeakers, and white crow dung, in order to reduce reservoirs of viruses and insect vectors. In cases where disease and plant disease viruses are found, there are no direct agents to prevent and eliminate them. But disease outbreaks can be prevented by eliminating disease-carrying tobacco whiteflies. Using the insecticide buprofessin 25% DG at the rate of 10 grams per 20 liters of water or imidacloprid 10% SL at the rate of 20 ml per 20 liters of water or carbo. Sulfan 20% EC, rate 3 grams per 20 liters of water.
After harvesting the produce Let farmers collect plant remains and destroy them outside the planting plot. And do not replant okra in the same place. Farmers should switch to planting other types of crops in rotation. Avoid planting host plants of the virus near okra plantings, such as cucurbits such as cucumbers, pumpkins, bitter gourds, and gourds, legumes such as soybeans, mung beans, and green beans, eggplant family such as tomatoes, brinjal, eggplant, peppers, and tobacco, and other types of plants. These include sesame, white basil, gourd, cotton, cockscomb, amaranth, and sunflower. Then, farmers are asked to choose disease-resistant okra varieties, including OK 9701 and Phichit 1.