Cotton plants are majorly prone to pests like bollworms and along with these you can also observe small reddish spots on the cotton plants, which is caused by anthracnose disease in cotton caused by the… Read More »Anthracnose in Cotton: A Serious Fungal Disease
Thrips are one of the important sucking pests that significantly impact chilli crops. Scirtothrips dorsalis infest the crop from their seedling stage to the reproductive stage, causing extensive damage by sucking the sap from leaves,… Read More »Control Thrips in Chilli: Cultural, Biological and Chemical Methods
Growing cotton requires the utmost care, as it is cultivated for its lint, and even a small oversight can directly affect the grade of the fibre as well as the colour of the lint. During… Read More »5 Signs of Bacterial Blight in Cotton: Identification and Treatment
Cotton is mainly grown for its fibre, known as lint. The quality of lint primarily depends on the cultivation methods. However, this quality can sometimes be compromised by diseases in the field, especially fungal diseases… Read More »3 Major Fungal Diseases in Cotton: Diagnosis and Treatment
Pumpkins are one of the widely known crops because of their nutrient content, and when it comes to production, India is the second largest producer. Together, India and China grow more than 60% of the… Read More »How to Grow Healthy Pumpkins: Fungal Disease Management
Cotton is one of the most widely grown commercial crops in India, but cotton farming is not safe from pest and disease attacks. There are two types of pests that usually attack cotton: defoliators, which… Read More »4 Major Sucking Pests in Cotton: Symptoms and Management
What are those 8 physiological disorders that every cotton farmer must be aware of? These disorders arise from environmental stresses, nutritional imbalances and chemical factors. They impact productivity significantly, depending on the growth stage, intensity… Read More »8 Common Physiological Disorders in Cotton: Cotton Disease Management
Cotton is a major commercial crop in India, but cotton farming often faces the issue of bollworm infestations. Among the pink, American and spotted bollworms, the pink bollworm is known to cause significant problems for… Read More »Spotted Bollworm: A Threat to Cotton Farming
The rainy season is now starting, which is beneficial for crops. However, Ginger farmers should be alert. Excess moisture is not good for ginger, as it can lead to rhizome rot or soft rot. The… Read More »Rhizome Rot or Soft Rot of Ginger: A Major Fungal Disease
Throughout the growth stages, cotton crops face various adversities, whether it be pest incidence or disease severity. Along with these problems, nutrient deficiencies in cotton crops are more prone to occur. It is said that… Read More »3 Major Nutrient Deficiencies in Cotton: Symptoms and Management