ronakbedi Why Every Rice Farmer Should Consider Systemic Herbicides in Their Crop Management In contrast to contact herbicides, systemic herbicides are absorbed and then pass through the plant's vascular system. They completely eradicate the plant by affecting not only its visible portions …
ronakbedi Survey: 7 in 10 Farmers Prefer Selective Larvicides Over Traditional Sprays Pest management has always been at the heart of sustainable farming, but the methods farmers use are changing rapidly. A recent agricultural survey conducted across 13 states in India reveals ...
ronakbedi A 3-Step Pest Management Plan for Rice Farmers Rice farmers in India face a constant battle—not with just rainfall or input prices, but with unseen enemies that strike silently and quickly. Pests such as stem borers, leaf folders, ...
ronakbedi Weekly BPH Monitoring Framework for High-Yield Rice Cultivation Rice farming is undergoing a critical transformation. With increasing demand, changing climatic patterns, and the rise of pest threats such as the brown planthopper (BPH), farmers must adopt more …
ronakbedi Are Broad-Spectrum Insecticides Harmful to Soil Health? Broad-spectrum insecticides have long been marketed as the answer to large-scale pest control, especially in intensive agricultural systems. But as with most one-size-fits-all solutions, the effects …
ronakbedi Nematicide Timing and Technique It's important to consider when and how to use a product in order to eradicate nematodes. Farmers invest in nematodes frequently only to see unsatisfactory outcomes—not because the product didn't ...
ronakbedi How Budget Agri Tools Boost Profits for Small-Scale Farmers Across India’s vast agricultural landscape, small-scale farmers make up over 85% of the farming population. These farmers often work on plots smaller than two hectares, juggling seasonal uncertainty, …
ronakbedi Flourish Without Fertilizers: How Ecosystems Naturally Enhance Plant Growth Modern agriculture often depends on chemical fertilizers to grow crops faster, bigger, and stronger. But in natural ecosystems—untouched forests, native grasslands, wetlands—plants flourish …
