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How do I control powdery mildew and pod borer in dry peas (matar)?

Dry Peas📍 Jhansi
BBabulal5 महीने पहले · 181 व्यू

my matar leaves have white powder and the pods have damage, how to manage both

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🌾Farmer.in Krishi Teamविशेषज्ञ ✓5 महीने पहले

A white powdery coating on leaves, stems and pods is powdery mildew, the main disease of peas, which appears in cool dry weather and worsens late in the season, so grow a resistant or tolerant variety, avoid dense crowding, and apply a recommended fungicide following the label at first sign if pressure is high. Late sown crops suffer more, so sow on time. Pod borer and sometimes aphids damage flowers and pods, so scout at flowering and podding and spray only when the pest crosses the threshold, respecting the pre harvest interval. Rotate recommended molecules to avoid resistance. Take samples to your KVK to confirm and get the current recommendations for your area.

RRamautar4 महीने पहले

Sowing on time and a tolerant variety cut my powdery mildew a lot. The late sown plots always got it worst. An early spray at first white patches keeps it from spreading.

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