Sugarcane Cultivation and Horn Moth Prevention in Coconut

In our state, we cultivate sugarcane in an area of ​​about 50,000 hectares and produce 37 lakh tones of sugarcane.Sugarcane produces sugar, jaggery, khandasari, bagasse, molasses and filtered mud.

In addition to high sugarcane yields, six factors affect climate, varieties, farmland, cultivation practices, plant protection and irrigated water quality to obtain higher sugar yields.The main reason for the decline in sugarcane acreage in the state in recent times is the shortage of labor and water scarcity.

The need to use machine tools in sugarcane cultivation is increasing day by day.Its impact on sugarcane cultivation, which requires manpower, continues to be seen in the context of changing economic and social conditions.Shortage of labor for planting sugarcane, weeding and fertilizing is becoming a problem.

Farmers have to go to Nana Pots to cut the sugarcane in time and take it to the factory.However, research has shown that adopting a fully mechanized approach to sugarcane cultivation, such as weeding, fertilizing, fertilizing the soil, spraying the crop with herbicides and cutting sugarcane, can reduce the cost of cultivation and generate additional income.

Utilizing water resources sparingly and efficiently rather than wasting them can be of great benefit.The bulb stage is the most crucial moisture sensitive stage for the sugarcane crop.

With the onset of summer, this stage of stress on the crop significantly reduces the number of bulbs, which in turn affects the yield of the crop.Adopting drip irrigation in limited water resources can increase water use efficiency and generate additional income through intercropping.

In addition, making a sugarcane crop into a plant garden and 2-3 modems will reduce the cost of seed as well as the cost of farm preparation and will greatly benefit sugarcane cultivation.Non-modem gardeners failure to adopt proper ownership practices can reduce yields and affect average productivity.

Horn Moth in Coconut Coconut is cultivated in most of the districts of the Telugu states in the Konaseema and coastal areas.Newly planted coconut plantations in recent times have been severely damaged by the moth infestation.

After expecting this horn mite, the red-nosed mite is likely to expect rot and the tree is prone to damage.So farmers need to take action to prevent horn mite.Otherwise the coconut plantation will be damaged.

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