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| Advisory Date | Crop Name | District | Taluka | Village | Brief Advisory | Detail Advisory |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15/06/2026 | Soybean | Ahilyanagar | Parner | Ralegan Shindhi | For management of Semilooper Spray Chlorantraniliprole 18.5 SC 3.0 ml mixed per 10 liters of water. | For management of Semilooper Spray Chlorantraniliprole 18.5 SC 3.0 ml OR Thiamethoxam 12.6 % + Lambda Cyhalothrin 9.5 % ZC 2.50 ml mixed per 10 liters of water. |
| 15/06/2026 | Soybean | Ahilyanagar | Parner | Ralegan Shindhi | • In the evening or before sunrise, collect snails from the field and immerse them in soapy or salty water to kill them. Alternatively, gather large snails from the field, place them in a bag, add dry salt or lime, and tightly seal the bag without leaving the opening open. This will ensure that the snails remain inside the bag and die from contact with the salt or lime. • While collecting or handling snails, it is important to wear gloves and a mask instead of using bare hands. | • In the evening or before sunrise, collect the snails from the field and dip them in soapy or salty water to kill them, or gather large shell snails from the field and place them in a bag. Add dry salt or lime inside and tightly seal the bag without leaving the opening, so that the snails inside cannot escape and come in contact with the salt or lime, eventually dying inside. • While collecting or handling the snails, it is essential to wear gloves and a mask instead of using hand gloves. • In the field, place heap of dried grass or vegetable crop residues in different locations, around 7 to 8 meters apart. Wet gunny bags with jaggary water and place them in various spots in the field. The snails are attracted to these areas. After sunrise, collect the snails and their eggs from these areas and dispose of them by putting them in salty water. |
| 15/06/2026 | Soybean | Ahilyanagar | Parner | Ralegan Shindhi | If the infestation is mild and only in isolated areas, the biological friendly fungus Metarhizium should be mixed with 4 ml per liter of water and applied to the roots of the crop. Or, mix Metarhizium 1 kg per 100 kg of cow dung and spread on the field per hectare. Moisture is essential when using friendly fungi. | If the infestation is mild and only in isolated areas, the biological friendly fungus Metarhizium should be mixed with 4 ml per liter of water and applied to the roots of the crop. Or, mix Metarhizium 1 kg per 100 kg of cow dung and spread on the field per hectare. Moisture is essential when using friendly fungi. |
| 15/06/2026 | Soybean | Solapur | Barshi | Umbarge | If the infestation is mild and only in isolated areas, the biological friendly fungus Metarhizium should be mixed with 4 ml per liter of water and applied to the roots of the crop. Or, mix Metarhizium 1 kg per 100 kg of cow dung and spread on the field per hectare. Moisture is essential when using friendly fungi. | If the infestation is mild and only in isolated areas, the biological friendly fungus Metarhizium should be mixed with 4 ml per liter of water and applied to the roots of the crop. Or, mix Metarhizium 1 kg per 100 kg of cow dung and spread on the field per hectare. Moisture is essential when using friendly fungi. |
| 15/06/2026 | Soybean | Ahilyanagar | Parner | Kaknewadi | If the infestation is mild and only in isolated areas, the biological friendly fungus Metarhizium should be mixed with 4 ml per liter of water and applied to the roots of the crop. Or, mix Metarhizium 1 kg per 100 kg of cow dung and spread on the field per hectare. Moisture is essential when using friendly fungi. | If the infestation is mild and only in isolated areas, the biological friendly fungus Metarhizium should be mixed with 4 ml per liter of water and applied to the roots of the crop. Or, mix Metarhizium 1 kg per 100 kg of cow dung and spread on the field per hectare. Moisture is essential when using friendly fungi. |
| 15/06/2026 | Rice/ Paddy | Pune | Junnar | Sukalwedhe | Use disease free seed material. | Use disease free seed material. |
| 15/06/2026 | Rice/ Paddy | Pune | Junnar | Sukalwedhe | Collection and destruction of infected leaves. | Collection and destruction of infected leaves. |
| 15/06/2026 | Rice/ Paddy | Pune | Junnar | Sukalwedhe | Collection and destruction of infected leaves. | Collection and destruction of infected leaves. |
| 15/06/2026 | Soybean | Pune | Junnar | Otur | If the infestation is mild and only in isolated areas, the biological friendly fungus Metarhizium should be mixed with 4 ml per liter of water and applied to the roots of the crop. Or, mix Metarhizium 1 kg per 100 kg of cow dung and spread on the field per hectare. Moisture is essential when using friendly fungi. | If the infestation is mild and only in isolated areas, the biological friendly fungus Metarhizium should be mixed with 4 ml per liter of water and applied to the roots of the crop. Or, mix Metarhizium 1 kg per 100 kg of cow dung and spread on the field per hectare. Moisture is essential when using friendly fungi. |
| 15/06/2026 | Pigeonpea / Tur | Ahilyanagar | Karjat | Kombhali | • Spray 5% NSKE or Azadirachtin 300 ppm @ 50 ml or Bacillus thuringiensis Kurstaki strain @ 15 gm per 10 liters of water. • Spray HaNPV virus @ 250 to 500 ml mixed in 500 liters of water for per hectare. •For monitoring the Helicoverpa armigera, install 5 pheromone traps per hectare. Also, install 50 bird perches per hectare. | • Remove and destroy the alternate host plants of Helicoverpa armigera such as Kolashi, wild okra, and Petari at regular intervals. • Conservation of beneficial insects. • Spray 5% NSKE or Azadirachtin 300 ppm @ 50 ml or Bacillus thuringiensis Kurstaki strain @ 15 gm per 10 liters of water. • If eggs and early larval stages are observed, spray HaNPV virus @ 250 to 500 ml mixed in 500 liters of water for per hectare. • Install 5 pheromone traps per hectare for monitoring Helicoverpa armigera. The pheromone traps should be placed in such a way that the trap’s male attractant stays at least one foot higher than the height of the plants. The moths collected in the traps should be gathered and destroyed. • Install 50 bird perches per hectare. |
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