Kasipur Block (Purulia)
Date | Rainfall in mm |
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15.02.2025 | Fine sky with fog/mist in the morning hours |
16.02.2025 | Fine to Fair sky with mist /haze in the morning hours |
17.02.2025 | Fair to Partly Cloudy sky with mist/haze in the morning hours |
18.02.2025 | Partly cloudy sky with mist/haze in the morning hours |
19.02.2025 | Partly cloudy sky with haze in the morning hours with thundery activity and showers at few places |
During the periods wind will blow from Westerly/Northerly becoming Northeasterly on 18,19 Feb and speed may be 03-15 kmph During the periods maximum temperature would be around 29.5 to 34.0 degree centigrade During the periods minimum temperature would be around 11.0 to 16.6 degree centigrade During the periods highest humidity would be around 70-95% During the periods lowest humidity would be around 36-46% | |
Agro advisory 1. For COVID-19 : Keeping in view of threat of COVID-19 spread farmers are advised 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. For Fruit Tree: Mulch around the base of trees to conserve moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature. Remove weeds regularly to reduce competition for essential resources like nutrients, water, and sunlight 3. For Pea: : Avoid irrigation during flowering to prevent flower drop; irrigate only after about 50% pod formation. 4. For Mustard: Irrigate during the capsule formation/filling stage (55-65 days after sowing) to maintain optimal moisture. and to control powdery mildew disease in the crop , take 20 gm baking soda and 10 gm detergent powder and mix in 2 liter of water and spray on the crops in clear weather 5. For Brinjal: Transplant prepared seedlings into the main fields early in the month. Provide light irrigation immediately after transplanting to aid root establishment and monitor for diseases like leaf curl. 6. For Pigeon Pea: Enhance nutrient management with foliar sprays (such as goat milk 10 m.l./liter of water) and initiate timely harvesting to minimize losses. 7. For Rabi Pulses: Do not irrigate with sprinkler method while crop is in Heading and Flowering Stage otherwise the flowers can fall, the tip of the grains turns black 8. For Animals: Feed cattle dried fodder mixed with legume fodder (e.g., Berseem, Lucerne) Ensure fodder is cut before flowering for better nutritional quality. Provide de-worming to the calves of dairy animals. Create smoke in the cattle shed to prevent from mosquitoes and other insects. 9. For Goat/Sheep: Administer the Enterotoxemia (ETV) vaccine and implement measures to control ticks and mites 10. For Poultry: Present weather conditions favor the spread of "Ranikhet and Gumboro" diseases in poultry farms. To prevent high mortality rates, initiate vaccination programs against these diseases promptly. | |
Fishery Advisory: 15-19 Feb 2025 General advisory for Indian Carp: 1. Common white spots in fishes are called EUS mainly observed in this weather condition. These spots later on turned into wounds which led to the mortality of fishes. To prevent this, apply Aquaneem at 400 m.l. in one acre pond |
Chhatna Block (Bankura)
15.02.2025 | Fine to Fair sky with fog/mist/haze in the morning hours |
16.02.2025 | Fair sky with fog/mist /haze in the morning hours |
17.02.2025 | Fine to Fair sky with fog/mist/haze in the morning hours |
18.02.2025 | Fair to Partly cloudy sky with haze in the morning hours |
19.02.2025 | Partly cloudy sky with mist/haze in the morning hours with thundery activity and drizzle at few places |
During the periods wind will blow from Northwesterly/Northeasterly and speed may be 02-13 kmph During the periods maximum temperature would be around 29.6 to 34.2 degree centigrade During the periods minimum temperature would be around 12.6 to 17.0 degree centigrade During the periods highest humidity would be around 68-94% During the periods lowest humidity would be around 40-47% | |
Agro advisory 1. For COVID-19 : Keeping in view of threat of COVID-19 spread farmers are advised 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. For Fruit Tree: Mulch around the base of trees to conserve moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature. Remove weeds regularly to reduce competition for essential resources like nutrients, water, and sunlight 3. For Pea: : Avoid irrigation during flowering to prevent flower drop; irrigate only after about 50% pod formation. 4. For Mustard: Irrigate during the capsule formation/filling stage (55-65 days after sowing) to maintain optimal moisture. and to control powdery mildew disease in the crop , take 20 gm baking soda and 10 gm detergent powder and mix in 2 liter of water and spray on the crops in clear weather 5. For Brinjal: Transplant prepared seedlings into the main fields early in the month. Provide light irrigation immediately after transplanting to aid root establishment and monitor for diseases like leaf curl. 6. For Pigeon Pea: Enhance nutrient management with foliar sprays (such as goat milk 10 m.l./liter of water) and initiate timely harvesting to minimize losses. 7. For Rabi Pulses: Do not irrigate with sprinkler method while crop is in Heading and Flowering Stage otherwise the flowers can fall, the tip of the grains turns black 8. For Animals: Feed cattle dried fodder mixed with legume fodder (e.g., Berseem, Lucerne) Ensure fodder is cut before flowering for better nutritional quality. Provide de-worming to the calves of dairy animals. Create smoke in the cattle shed to prevent from mosquitoes and other insects. 9. For Goat/Sheep: Administer the Enterotoxemia (ETV) vaccine and implement measures to control ticks and mites 10. For Poultry: Present weather conditions favor the spread of "Ranikhet and Gumboro" diseases in poultry farms. To prevent high mortality rates, initiate vaccination programs against these diseases promptly. | |
Fishery Advisory: 15-19 Feb 2025 General advisory for Indian Carp: 1. Common white spots in fishes are called EUS mainly observed in this weather condition. These spots later on turned into wounds which led to the mortality of fishes. To prevent this, apply Aquaneem at 400 m.l. in one acre pond |