Kasipur Block (Purulia)
| Date | Rainfall in mm |
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| 01.04.2025 | Fine to Fair sky with hot day maximum temperature may reach 40 degree or above |
| 02.04.2025 | Fine to Fair sky with hot day maximum temperature may reach 40 degree or above |
| 03.04.2025 | Fair to Partly cloudy sky |
| 04.04.2025 | Fair to Partly cloudy sky chnaces of thundery development at some places |
| 05.04.2025 | Partly Cloudy sky |
| During the periods wind will blow from Southwesterly/Northwesterly and speed may be 03-20 kmph During the periods maximum temperature would be around 36.0 to 40.0 degree centigrade During the periods minimum temperature would be around 21.6 to 24.5 degree centigrade During the periods highest humidity would be around 52-83% During the periods lowest humidity would be around 21-30% | |
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Agro advisory 1. For COVID-19 : Keeping in view of threat of COVID-19 spread farmers are adv+A4:Z36ised to follow the government guidelines, personal hygiene, use mask, ensure hand washing with soap at reasonable interval, social distancing during all agricultural operation in all crops. 2. As temperature rise is expected in the next five days, farmers should spray bio pesticides early morning or late evening and wear protective gear for safety. 3. For Mustard: Advise to harvest matured crops early morning to avoid heat stress due to the expected temperature rise and store them in a dry, safe place 4. Utilize the clear weather to undertake manual or chemical weeding operations to avoid competition for nutrients, water and sunlight. 5. For Brinjal: Farmers are advised that when the plant starts flowering and fruits begin to appear and then fruit drops. So advise to apply bleaching powder (750 gm per bigha) with irrigation water. 6. For Tomato: If your crop is at flowering stage then take 50 m.l. goat milk and mix in 5 liter of water and spray on the crops in clear weather for better yield. 7. Those farmers interested in new plantation (Mango, Ber and Guava) must follow the soil sampling procedures for nutrient analysis (both Macro & micronutrients) and submit the soil to nearest block agri office. 8. For Sesame: Farmers are advised to begin the sowing of sesame at the recommended rate of 8 kg per bigha to achieve an optimal plant population and better yield Before sowing, ensure the field is well-prepared with fine tilth and sufficient moisture for proper seed germination. A light irrigation before sowing can help in better seed establishment. Apply 8 quintal compost fertilizer and 30 kg neem cake per bigha before sowing and mix well in soil. 9. For Poultry: With rising temperatures, farmers should provide a balanced diet rich in proteins, vitamins, and minerals to maintain poultry health and egg production Proper airflow in poultry sheds is essential to reduce heat. Avoid overcrowding to ensure birds remain comfortable in high temperatures. 10. For Animals: With rising temperatures, there is an increased risk of Foot and Mouth Disease. So, Farmers are strongly advised to ensure timely vaccination to protect livestock from this highly contagious disease. Regular monitoring for symptoms such as salivation, blisters on the mouth and hooves, and reduced feed intake is crucial. In case of any symptoms, isolate the affected animals and seek veterinary assistance immediately. 11. For Vegetables: Maintain good field sanitation practices to avoid fly infestation. So if fly infestation observed on the vegetables crop so take eucalyptus oil 10 m.l. and Citronella oil 10 m.l. and mix in 3 liter of water and spray on the crops in clear weather 12. Go for summer deep ploughing in crop harvested field for control of pest and diseases and it can also improves water holding capacity of soil. 13. Apply crop residues at the bass of the plant to reduce the evaporation and conserve the soil moisture. 14. For Tomato: To manage Leaf curl disease in tomato take neem oil 5 m.l and 10 gm detergent powder and mix in 1 liter of water and spray on the crops in clear weather | |
Fishery Advisory: 1-5 April 2025 General advisory for Indian Carp: 1. Intensive care and feeding of I.M.C brood stock at the rate of 2 to 3% body weight per day is recommended. |
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Chhatna Block (Bankura)
| 01.04.2025 | Fair sky with hot day maximum temperature may reach 40.1 degree or above |
| 02.04.2025 | Fine to Fair sky with hot day maximum temperature may reach 40 degree or above |
| 03.04.2025 | Partly cloudy sky |
| 04.04.2025 | Fair to Partly cloudy/Cloudy sky and chnaces of thundery activity at few places |
| 05.04.2025 | Partly Cloudy sky and chances of thundery development at some places |
| During the periods wind will blow from Southerly/Southwesterly becoming Northwesterly on 4,5 April and speed may be 03-19 kmph During the periods maximum temperature would be around 35.7 to 40.2 degree centigrade During the periods minimum temperature would be around 20.8 to 24.0 degree centigrade During the periods highest humidity would be around 50-80% During the periods lowest humidity would be around 24-29% | |
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Agro advisory 1. For COVID-19 : Keeping in view of threat of COVID-19 spread farmers are adv+A4:Z36ised to follow the government guidelines, personal hygiene, use mask, ensure hand washing with soap at reasonable interval, social distancing during all agricultural operation in all crops. 2. As temperature rise is expected in the next five days, farmers should spray bio pesticides early morning or late evening and wear protective gear for safety. 3. For Mustard: Advise to harvest matured crops early morning to avoid heat stress due to the expected temperature rise and store them in a dry, safe place 4. Utilize the clear weather to undertake manual or chemical weeding operations to avoid competition for nutrients, water and sunlight. 5. For Brinjal: Farmers are advised that when the plant starts flowering and fruits begin to appear and then fruit drops. So advise to apply bleaching powder (750 gm per bigha) with irrigation water. 6. For Tomato: If your crop is at flowering stage then take 50 m.l. goat milk and mix in 5 liter of water and spray on the crops in clear weather for better yield. 7. Those farmers interested in new plantation (Mango, Ber and Guava) must follow the soil sampling procedures for nutrient analysis (both Macro & micronutrients) and submit the soil to nearest block agri office. 8. For Sesame: Farmers are advised to begin the sowing of sesame at the recommended rate of 8 kg per bigha to achieve an optimal plant population and better yield Before sowing, ensure the field is well-prepared with fine tilth and sufficient moisture for proper seed germination. A light irrigation before sowing can help in better seed establishment. Apply 8 quintal compost fertilizer and 30 kg neem cake per bigha before sowing and mix well in soil. 9. For Poultry: With rising temperatures, farmers should provide a balanced diet rich in proteins, vitamins, and minerals to maintain poultry health and egg production Proper airflow in poultry sheds is essential to reduce heat. Avoid overcrowding to ensure birds remain comfortable in high temperatures. 10. For Animals: With rising temperatures, there is an increased risk of Foot and Mouth Disease. So, Farmers are strongly advised to ensure timely vaccination to protect livestock from this highly contagious disease. Regular monitoring for symptoms such as salivation, blisters on the mouth and hooves, and reduced feed intake is crucial. In case of any symptoms, isolate the affected animals and seek veterinary assistance immediately. 11. For Vegetables: Maintain good field sanitation practices to avoid fly infestation. So if fly infestation observed on the vegetables crop so take eucalyptus oil 10 m.l. and Citronella oil 10 m.l. and mix in 3 liter of water and spray on the crops in clear weather 12. Go for summer deep ploughing in crop harvested field for control of pest and diseases and it can also improves water holding capacity of soil. 13. Apply crop residues at the bass of the plant to reduce the evaporation and conserve the soil moisture. 14. For Tomato: To manage Leaf curl disease in tomato take neem oil 5 m.l and 10 gm detergent powder and mix in 1 liter of water and spray on the crops in clear weather | |
Fishery Advisory: 1-5 April 2025 General advisory for Indian Carp: 1. Intensive care and feeding of I.M.C brood stock at the rate of 2 to 3% body weight per day is recommended. |
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