Ajit Singh / Rajesh Tiwari (Bureau Report)

Karma/Sonbhadra-

With the aim of connecting farming with modern technology and increasing production, a one-day farmers’ meeting was organized on Friday in Gram Panchayat Khairpur of Karma development block. In this meeting, agricultural experts made the farmers aware in detail about the increasing importance of nano fertilizers instead of traditional fertilizers and their scientific benefits. Addressing the program, TBM Dharmendra Kumar of IFFCO MC said that the secure future and long-term economic interest of farmers lies in the use of nano products.

He stressed that nanotechnology not only reduces costs but also maintains soil fertility. At the same time, MDA Pawan Chaudhary while calling upon the farmers said that now the time has come to break the chains of old stereotypes and traditional farming. Nano fertilizers are a modern message to keep pace with the times. While conducting the meeting, SFA Avnish Pandey, while giving technical information to the farmers, told that 20% nitrogen is available in it. In wheat crop, give the first dose of granular urea, but use Nano Urea Plus as the second dose.

For this 5 ml. Two sprayings should be done at an interval of 25-30 days in the ratio of 1 liter of water. At the time of wheat sowing 5 ml. Treat seeds at the rate of per kilogram of seeds. Along with this, 5 ml on the crop. It was advised to do 1-2 sprays per liter of water. Apart from the technical session, farmers were also made aware of other beneficial schemes and emphasis was laid on their use for the quality and growth of the crop.

This insurance scheme, which provides accidental protection to farmers, was explained in detail. The method of correct use of water soluble fertilizers was explained. IFFCO representatives along with ADO Cooperative (Karma), BPAX ​​Secretary (Karma) and hundreds of local progressive farmers from nearby villages including Khairpur were present in this important farmer meeting. Nano fertilizers are not only environment friendly, but they also produce more effective results in smaller quantities, saving both transportation costs and labor of farmers.