Your mung harvest is now 8-10 days, which is the most sensitive time of its early growth. Adopt the following scientific management to achieve maximum yield from this stage to harvest:
1. Weed Control
In yields due to weeds in the moung crop Reduction upto 30-50% may occur.
- Most Important Time: The time after 15-30 days of sowing is the most important for the crop-sweet competition.
- Nirai-Guard: If Shakanashi is not used at the time of sowing, 20-25 days Be sure to make the first denomination.
- Spraying in vertical crop: Suitable shaknashi can be used to control weeds in the steep crop after 15-20 days of sowing.
2. Irrigation Management (Irrigation)
Mungs do not need too much water, but lack of moisture can decrease yields.
- First Irrigation: Sowing 20-25 days after First light irrigation.
- Regular interval: After that, keep irrigation at intervals of 10-15 days as required.
- Caution: When harvesting Full Bloom Do not irrigation. Save the harvest from waterfall as it is fatal for the development of roots.
3. Nutrient and Micronutrient (Nutrients)
Since mung roots take nitrogen from the air, it does not require more nitrogen.
- Zinc and Sulfur: To increase the number of legumes per acre 4-6kg Zinc Sulphate and 20kg Sulphur Use per hectare as per soil health.
- Boron (Boron): The use of 0.5 kg of boron per hectare in the soil with a lack of boron increases the quality of granules.
4. Major pests and disease control
Most damage to the mung yields are insecticides.
- Sew Fly (Stem Fly): Spray imidacloprid 17.8 SL (0.2ml/l) or thymethoxym 25 WG (0.3g/l) if the plants are dried in the initial stage (10-15 days).
- White fly and yellow socks virus (MYMV): This virus spreads by white fly and leaves yellow. Imidacloprid to control it 25th and 40th day Spray on.
- Thrips – The Most Fatal Insects: The attack of the thrips when the flowers begin to come on the 45th day. Less Than 64% can. To defend it ABamectin Spray 400 ml per acre or radiant (spintorum).
5. Integrated disease management
- Kercospora Leaf Spot (Cercospora): Spray carbendazim (1.0 g/l) or mancozeb (2.0 g/l) when brown spots appear on the leaves.
- Powdery Milledue: Spraying of sulfur 80 WP (4g/l) is effective when the white powder resembles the deposition.
6. Cutting and Storage
- Right Time: When of Mung 80% legumes When cooked black or brown, harvest.
- Storage: Donations dry well in them Moisture content 8-10% Keep in safe pots or sacks only after bringing up.
(This article is prepared with the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and all the suggestions given in it are based on available sources. )
Source (Sources):
- Cluster Frontline Demonstration Impact, Haryana.
- Field Guide - Mungbean & Urdbean
- Insect Pest Management (NCIPM).
- Thrips control techniques (Abid Ali Agrarian).
- MYMV Management Study (JEZS)
- Summer Moong Cultivation (Katyayani Krishi).
- Disease control and harvesting guidelines.
