Cultivation methods and processing of winter mustard

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I am starting today's post with greetings and important greetings to everyone. I hope everyone. I would like to learn something new from how to grow winter radish and how to process it or how to make pictures and how much land I have done it wrong and share my gardening story with you all so let's share my post together. Let's enjoy nicely.
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Step one.Land Selection After land selection, the land should be well weeded and plowed by spade or if the land is large then plowed by tractor so that the soil of the team goes above and below the soil. All the insects which are harmful in the land come up and are eaten by the birds. In this way the land should be raked and after visiting the land it should be dried for one day and left for one day and next day some quantity of urea fertilizer and some quantity of cow dung should be applied to it and This means that before charging the land, cultivation should be done before irrigation.

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After providing irrigation to the land, the land should be formalized and then according to the size of the land, 5000 grams of urea should be applied as a percentage and some amount of cow dung should be applied and then Mola BS should be sprinkled. After 10 to 15 days, Mola The seeds have germinated and they have started to grow slowly. After the land preparation is completed, they should be tended regularly by controlling weeds and applying insecticides after 10 to 15 days.
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This information taken from the text book can be used to cultivate radish in advance in the field. Radish has considerable market as an early vegetable. Moreover, if the prices of onion and cucumber are high in the market, the use of radish as their alternative vegetable increases. At the end of the Kharif season and the beginning of the Rabi season, no vegetables are available in the market. Among the early varieties of vegetables, Radish is the best at this time. Now we can get financial benefit by cultivating early radish. Here is a discussion about the management of radish pests and diseases:

Flea beetle insect: To control this insect, Cartap insecticide (such as Care 50 SP or Suntap 50 SP or Faratap 20ml) should be mixed with every 10 liters of water and sprayed every 5th for 2/3 times every 10-12 days.

For jab insect control, Imidachloroprid insecticide (such as Edmayer or Tido 7-10 ml/2 mouth) should be mixed with 10 liters of water and sprayed every 5th for 2/3 times every 10 days.

In order to control the radish bed bug, emamectin benzoate insecticide (eg: Proclaim 10 gm) or cypremethrin insecticide (eg Ripcord 10 liquid or Simbush 10 liquid 20 ml / 4 mouths) should be mixed with every 10 liters of water and sprayed every 5 hundred every 10 days. Spray times.
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However, one has to watch and manage one's fields very carefully and when it is time to harvest, one has to harvest the crops and take remedial measures for them. The time of collection is mentioned below. Caution: Read the label on the bottle or packet carefully and follow the instructions before using the pesticide/insecticide. Safety clothing must be worn during use. Do not smoke or drink during use. Care must be taken to ensure that water from pesticide-sprayed land does not flow into open water bodies. Crops from fields treated with pesticides should be marketed and eaten at least 7 to 15 days after application.

Harvesting: Vegetables are ready for consumption from 15-20 days after sowing and radish from one to one-and-a-half months. Tasakisan Radish can be eaten in the field for more than 2 months.
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