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Remedy for Mealy Bugs

Remedy for Mealy Bugs

by | Feb 20, 2019 | Uncategorized

Remedy for Mealy Bug can be controlled by using the following solution.

1. Remedy for Mealy Bugs-Solution 1:

Spray Jeevamrut regularly

2. Remedy for Mealy Bugs-Solution 2:

Step 1:

10 grams of dried pods of babool tree.

Step 2:

Prepare powder of the pods along with the seed.

Step 3:

Take 1 liter of water in a vessel and mix the powder thoroughly in the water.

Step 4:

Keep the solution in shade for 2 hours.

Step 5:

Filter the solution using a cloth.

Step 6:

Mix the filtered solution with 200 litres of water and use the solution for 1 acre.

Note: Do not use electric mixer grinder to make powder. Use mortal and pestle.

Poonam Singh

 

Soybean Meal Fertilizer

Soybean Meal Fertilizer

by | Feb 14, 2019 | Organic Farming | 0 comments

Earth soybean meal 7-1-2 provides gardeners an efficient plant-based fertiliser to be used in vegetable and flower gardens, lawns and landscape. DTE soybean meal comes from organically full-grown, GMO-free soybeans that are mechanically processed to preserve the best plant nutrient value. soybean meal (SBM) organic fertiliser is rich supply of nitrogen and Phosphorus. The composition of Soybean meal is close to the composition of Alfalfa Meal. SBM is created from extracting most the oil from whole soybean. SBM has higher nitrogen content and has a lot of neutral pH than cottonseed Meal.

SBM isn’t water soluble and wouldn’t create a decent liquid fertiliser ingredient.

As a result of SBM is usually used as an animal feed you’ll realize it at your native feed offer store

Soybean Meal Fertilizer Use:

1. Used to increase green leaf growth and increase the health of the whole plant.

2. To add nitrogen to your garden as a supply, continuously mix it into the soil.

3. Use SBM within the high layer of soil of your garden, wherever new roots can find it.

Benefits:

Soybean meal is used chiefly as animal feed because of its high protein content that may be up to forty eighth crude protein. … one among the advantages of soybean meal is that it is very high in nitrogen for an organic fertilizer usually reaching 7%.

Pay attention:

Research from North Carolina University shows that SBM will inhibit the germination of tiny seeds (collards, lettuce, and turnips) of up to 50% reduction.

Poonam Singh

 

Cattle dung-Urine-Hing solution

Cattle dung-Urine-Hing solution

by | Feb 9, 2019 | Fungicide | 0 comments

A large number of micro-organisms present in the cow’s dung and urine are useful for controlling many fungal diseases. Nutrients present in the mixture are useful for effective plants growth. It can be applied two to three times during the crop period.

Required material:

1. Cow dung – 5 kilograms

2. Cow urine – 5 litres

3. Hing – 200 grams

4. Lime – 150 grams

Preparation method:

1. Mix 5 kg cow dung, 5 liter of cow urine and 5 liter of water in a tub.

2. Cover the tub and leave the solution for fermentation for 4 days.

3. Mix the solution with a stick every day.

4. After 4 days, filter the solution, then add 150 gram of lime and 200 gram of Hing to this solution.

5. Add 100 liter of water to the solution to spray for 1 acre.

Precautions:

1. Since this solution is thicker, so use the mesh or gunny bag to filter it (for the first time).

2. After that filter through a thin cloth and add water to it.

3. This solution can be stored for 1 or 2 days.

Pay attention:

1. This solution will help to manage fungal diseases.

2. This solution will improve the resistance strength of the crops.

3. Spraying of this solution will improve drought resistance capacity.

Poonam Singh

Green Tea Fertilizer

Green Tea Fertilizer

by | Feb 4, 2019 | Organic Farming | 0 comments

These fresh leaves help in improving the overall plant’s growth, health and vigor by working as a base and fertilizer. When applying tea leaves used for improve and development of plant growth, mix loose tea leaves directly into the plant soil  or spreading tea leaves around the top soil, like a mulch.

The green tea leaves used to promote soil to turn into healthy soil. As well as protecting the leaves or plains, the soil structure and soil can be put to keep healthy. Fresh leaves will act as base and fertilizer. Along with that, it will help to improve the plant’s growth completely.

Preparation method of green tea: –

Take a big bucket with a lid and combine the comfrey, borage, stinging nettles, lucerne hay, grass clippings together. Then mixed 1 parts of  green matter and 10 parts water. Cover the mixture with the lid. Unless it becomes completely gray or yellowish colour usually it is ready to be used within a few weeks. Keep adding more water until it no longer turns brown or yellowish colour. As you use liquid. It is very good to mix the remaining sludge in the manure pile or put it directly into your garden like a bed.

Use: –

1. Instead of throwing used coffee grounds, tea bags and loose tea leaves grounds, consider using them in the garden and landscape of your home plants.

2.Tea grounds act as a fertilizer.

3. Help to improve the plant’s growth, overall health and vigor.

Benefit: –

Green tea is a hot beverage for humans, which also gives benefits to plants

1. Soil Enrichment –

When green tea is added to soil, it contributes to the overall health of the plant.

2. Use for composting-

Green tea bags, tea bags or loose tea can go directly into the compost pile.

3. Use for food.

Poonam Singh

Milk Fertilizer

Milk Fertilizer

by | Jan 28, 2019 | Organic Farming | 0 comments

Milk, it is good for the body, but did you know that it could be good for the garden too? Milk has been used in the form of fertilizer for remedies for the garden from ancient times. In addition to development of the plant, by growing plants with milk, many issues can be cured that happens due to the lack of calcium deficiency in the garden such as: – viruses and powdery mildew. Let’s learn how to take advantage of the beneficial fertilizer components available in milk.

Use: –

1. Use as a disinfectant

2. As a fungicide

3. Home remedies for black spots on rose bushes

4. Improve the Soil Health

5. Milk as a fertilizer

6. for the treatment of diseases in blossom end rot

7. control Soft-body insects like aphid

8. Milk and jaggery for your garden

Benefits of Milk Fertilizer: –

1. Milk is not only a good source of calcium for humans, but also for plants. The raw cow’s milk contains some nutritious properties for plants, which is also for animals and people. It contains beneficial proteins, vitamin B and sugar, that are good for plants. Along with this, they also improve their overall health and crop production. Micro-organisms feeding fertilizers of milk are also beneficial for soil.

2. Use calcium for smooth growth of plants. When the plants start getting stunts and do not grow in their full potential, then plants indicate a lack of calcium. Flowers bloom, which is usually called squash, which is seen in tomato and chili plants and caused by a lack of calcium. Growing plants with milk ensures that they will get adequate moisture and calcium.

3. We can use milk as effective pesticides for the aphids. Perhaps the best use of milk is for tobacco mosaic such as: – for reducing the transmission of virus in Mosaic leaf.

4. Milk has been used as an effective anti fungal agent, especially in the prevention of powdery mildew.

Drawback of milk fertilizer: –

There are also some drawbacks of milk fertilizers along with it’s benefits.

1. Using too much milk is not a good idea, because bacteria will get worse.

2. As a result there will be bad odour and poor growth.

3. The fat in milk can produce unpleasant odour.

4. Mild fungal organisms that breaks the structure of the colon leaves and milk, they can be aesthetically obnoxious.

5. Dried skim milk has been reported to induce black rot, soft rot and treatment has been done to motivate Alternaria leaf on the cruciferous crops. It is normal to see with some of these drawbacks, that the benefits are  far more than any downsides.

Poonam Singh

Cinnamon-Uses for Pests, Cuttings & Fungicide

Cinnamon-Uses for Pests, Cuttings & Fungicide

by | Jan 20, 2019 | Fungicide, Pesticide | 0 comments

Cinnamon gives amazing taste in cookies, cakes and any other food items, but it is very beneficial for the gardener. This versatile spice is used to help in root cutting, to prevent fungus from killing small buds, and even to keep insects away from their home. How do you use its powder for the health of plants, you will think twice about catching harsh chemicals for the needs of your garden.

Benefits of Cinnamon on plants: –

Its benefits on plants are widespread, and you can reach the spices almost every day. Here are some of the most common uses for gardens:

1.Cinnamon for pests

If you have any problems with ants in your home or greenhouse, then this is a good deterrent. Where the powder remains, the ants do not like to walk, so the problems of ant are reduced in summers.

2. Cinnamon as rooting agent

1. As a routing agent, this is useful in the form of willow water or hormone routing powder.

2. When you start cutting the plant, the same application for the stem will encourage root growth in almost every type of plant.

3. With the help of cinnamon powder, you can immediately start your cut.

4. Roll a spoonful of cinnamon into a paper towel and moisten the roll and put it in the last part of the stem.

5. Put the stem in fresh soil.

6. Cinnamon stimulates the stem to produce more stems.

7. Moisture that helps in preventing fungi is the cause of disease.

3. Cinnamon fungicide control

1. There is a fungal-based problem ranging from disease, which begins to grow in small seedling plants.

2. Cinnamon helps prevent this problem by killing the fungus. It also works to separate other fungal problems in older plants such as slim mold and mushroom infection in gardens.

3. Apply cinnamon spray for plants and take advantage of fungus control.

4. Add some quantity of cinnamon to hot water and leave it for overnight.

5. Filter the liquid through a coffee filter and put it in a bottle.

6. After the spraying of this liquid, see the result.

7. Spray the affected plants on the leaf and stem. Along with this, soften the soil of mushroom problem plants.

Poonam Singh

 

Alfalfa meal fertilizer

Alfalfa meal fertilizer

by | Jan 2, 2019 | Organic Farming | 0 comments

If you’ve ever been around horses, you know that they prefer alfalfa meal as a delicious diet. Along with that organic gardeners know it for any other reason. It is a good natural fertilizer  agent for flowering plants. The alfalfa meal fertilizer contains trace elements, which allow perennial and bushes during the season to grow faster and longer for flowers. It is also an efficient soil conditioner and also works to increase flowering plants.

If you’ve ever been around horses, you know that they prefer alfalfa meal as a delicious diet. Along with that organic gardeners know it for any other reason. It is a good natural fertilizer  agent for flowering plants. The alfalfa meal fertilizer contains trace elements, which allow perennial and bushes during the season to grow faster and longer for flowers. It is also an efficient soil conditioner and also works to increase flowering plants.

What is Alfalfa Meal?

This is a biological garden booster, which is a product of alfalfa meal fermented seeds. As it is light and airy, it also has a pleasant smell. alfalfa meal is usually in large amounts, because you get it in large quantities all around perennials and bushes blooming. Although you may be able to find alfalfa meal in some large garden centers. But as a fodder for animal feed you can get easily and cheap at the animal store. If you are near the rural area, you will find nearby animal supplies at home. Alfalfa meal can be found in another veterinary office as a source for food.

Use Alfalfa Meal: –

The alfalfa meal fruit of a perennial flower, is known primarily as an animal feed. But I like it, because there are so many benefits to using alfalfa meal in the garden.

It can be used in any of its forms:

1. Freshly chopped alfalfa – Dig deep into the soil.

2. Alfalfa grass – Use as a mulch or in layers when you make a lasagna garden.

3. Alfalfa meal – If it is dry, it can be sprinkled on the ground around the garden.

4. Alfalfa pellets – Formed in the sphere – Check to ensure that there is no other ingredient – sprinkling around the garden.

5. Alfalfa Tea – 5 gallon bucket is brooded by adding a cup of alpha alpha and filling the water. Then it is left for several days. The longer it will be more difficult it becomes. Mixing this roasted tea with water, use it as a foliar-spray.

Benefit:-

1. A good source of minerals.

2. Creates organic matter.

3. Enhances micro-organisms.

4. Evolves development.

5. Maintains nitrogen properly.

6. Stimulates fertilizer.

7. Controlling harmful nematodes.

8. Prevents Drought.

9. A dynamic coordinator.

10. This is a good cover crop.

Poonam Singh

 

Sanjivak-Experiments in microorganisms and accelerated residues

Sanjivak-Experiments in microorganisms and accelerated residues

by | Dec 27, 2018 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

Sanjivak used for enriching the soil with microorganisms and quick residue decomposition, Sanjeevak is used by sprinkling in soil or applying in irrigation water.

Required material for Sanjivak

1. 100-200 kg Cow dung

2. 100 liter Cow-urine

3. 500 gm Jaggery

4. 300 liter water

Preparation method

1. Mix 100-200 Kg cow dung, 100 Lit cow urine and 500 gm jaggery in 300 lit of water in a 500-lit closed drum.

2. Ferment for 10 days

3. Dilute with 20 times water and sprinkle in one acre either as soil spray or along with irrigation water.

Use

Used as soil application either by sprinkling or by applying through irrigation water. Three applications are needed one before sowing, second after twenty days of sowing and third after 45 days of sowing.

Poonam Singh

Dashparni Ark-Natural insecticides for insects and worm

Dashparni Ark-Natural insecticides for insects and worm

by | Dec 23, 2018 | Pesticide | 1 comment

The word Dashparni Ark contains two different words: ‘Dasha’ means ‘ten’ and ‘parana’ means the plant or tree leaf. ‘Extracts’ means to remove the juice. It is a natural pesticide, which can be used on any crop and vegetable plants or fruit trees. Due to the high amount of urea in Dashparni Ark,  worm and insects do not attack crops, plants and buds. Due to nectar and aroma, Worm and insects are attracted to plants, they are away from plants due to the scorching and bad odour of Dashparni Ark, and by which plants can be protected.

This mixture can be made easily by the farmers at home.

Required materials for Dashparni Ark:

1. Extracts, Nirguna, Gudhal, Kaner, Neem, Ghanari, Sitaf, Arand, Papaya leaves 2 kg.

2. Cow dung 3-4 kg

3. Cow urine 2-3 litres.

4. Water 200 litres.

Preparation method:

Step 1:

ake 200 litres of water in a tank and then put 2 kg leaves of ten types of plants in the equal amount. After this, add 5 litres cow urine and 5 kg cow dung to the submerged leaves and mix this mixture well.

Step 2:

Leave the prepared mixture for 5 days. Put 5-7 litres water in the mixture on 6th day and mix all the ingredients in the tank well.

 Step 3:

Leave this mixture for 1 month. When the time is over, filter out this mixture and use it.

Preparation time:

1 month

Storage:

4 month.

Use:
Spray-system –

Insecticide can be applied as a foliar-spray.

Pay attention:

1. Mix 125 ml insecticides with 10 litres water.

2. Use 2.5 litres of pesticide with 200 litres of water for one hectare.

Poonam Singh

 

Agniastra- Leaf roller, stem, fruit and pod borer

Agniastra- Leaf roller, stem, fruit and pod borer

by | Dec 16, 2018 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

Agniastra is a very powerful missile against insects like leaf roller, stem borer, fruit borer and pod borer.

This mixture can be easily prepared by the farmers at home.

Materials needed for Agniastra:

1. Cow urine

2. Tobacco’s crushed leaves 25 gm / litre of cow urine

3. Native hot green chilli pulp 25 gm / litre of cow urine

4. Native garlic pulp 5 gm per litre cow urine

5. Crushed neem leaves (with a thin stem) or neem seeds powder 100 grams per litre cow urine.

Preparation method:

Step 1:

Mix all the ingredients in a pottery vessel. Use a wooden stick to mix the ingredients. The stick should be rotated in the clockwise direction in the mixture, so that the positive energy spreads in the mixture.

Step 2:
Boil the mixture on the fire and boil it.
Step 3:

Cover the tank with a jute sack or poly net. The tank should be in shadow and it should be noted that the tank is not directly exposed to sunlight or rain water. The mixture should be left for 48 hours for fermentation.

Step 4:

Using a wooden stick, mix the mixture twice a day in the morning and evening for 1 minute in the direction of clockwise.

Step 5:

Filter the mixture after 48 hours and keep Agniastra in the bottle.

Preparation time:

48 hours

Storage:

3 months

Use:

Sprinkle the mixture on infected plants or spray 3% Agniastra with water, through the foliar-spray. If the infection is high, then 4% can use the mixture. For 1 acre farm, mix 6 to 8 litres Agniastra with 200 litres of water and sprinkle on the plants.

Pay attention:

1. Using sil-over, crushed neem leaves and tobacco leaves.

2. Use the sil-over to make chilli pulp and garlic pulp.

3. Use cow urine only for indigenous cow.

Poonam Singh

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