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All About Hydroponics Farming – Hunar India

Kisanjeevan June 3, 2023

Get Compelete Information About Hydroponic Farming – Kisanjeevan & Hunar India

Introduction: In recent years, hydroponic farming has gained significant attention as an innovative and sustainable method of growing plants without soil. This revolutionary approach to agriculture offers numerous benefits, such as higher crop yields, reduced water usage, and the ability to grow plants in limited spaces. In this mini blog, we will explore the components of hydroponic farming and its potential to transform the future of food production.

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The Basics of Hydroponic Farming: Hydroponic farming involves growing plants in a nutrient-rich water solution, eliminating the need for soil. Instead, plants are supported by inert materials like perlite, vermiculite, or coco coir. The plants’ roots are directly exposed to the nutrient solution, ensuring optimal nutrient uptake and growth. This method allows for precise control over the plant’s environment, including nutrient levels, pH balance, and water availability.
Essential Components of a Hydroponic System: a. Growing Medium: Instead of soil, hydroponic systems use inert materials as a growing medium. These materials provide support to the plants and hold the nutrient solution for the roots to absorb. Common examples include rockwool, clay pellets, and coconut fiber.

b. Nutrient Solution: The nutrient solution serves as the primary source of essential minerals and nutrients for plant growth. It contains a carefully balanced mixture of nutrients, including nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and various micronutrients. The solution is recirculated or replenished regularly to ensure the plants receive a consistent supply of nutrients.

c. Water Supply: Hydroponic systems require a reliable water supply to maintain the nutrient solution and meet the plants’ hydration needs. To minimize water waste, hydroponics uses significantly less water compared to traditional soil-based farming. Additionally, the closed-loop systems in some hydroponic setups recycle and reuse water, further reducing water consumption.

d. pH and EC Control: Maintaining the correct pH level and electrical conductivity (EC) of the nutrient solution is crucial for plant health. pH levels need to be adjusted to ensure optimal nutrient availability, and EC is monitored to measure the nutrient concentration. This control allows growers to customize the solution to suit different plant species and growth stages.

e. Lighting: Since hydroponic systems are often used indoors or in controlled environments, artificial lighting plays a crucial role in providing the necessary energy for photosynthesis. LED lights are commonly used due to their energy efficiency and the ability to tailor light spectrums to specific plant requirements.

Advantages of Hydroponic Farming: Hydroponic farming offers several advantages over conventional agriculture:

a. Increased Crop Yields: By providing plants with optimal growing conditions, hydroponic systems can result in higher crop yields compared to traditional farming methods.

b. Water Conservation: Hydroponics uses up to 90% less water compared to traditional agriculture. The water recycling capabilities of some systems further minimize waste and promote sustainable water usage.

c. No Soil Erosion: Without soil, the risk of erosion is eliminated, helping to preserve valuable topsoil and prevent contamination of nearby water sources.

d. Space Efficiency: Hydroponic systems can be set up vertically or in small spaces, allowing for efficient use of urban areas and maximizing production in limited land availability.

e. Reduced Dependency on Pesticides: Controlled environments in hydroponic systems minimize the risk of pests and diseases, reducing the need for chemical pesticides.

Conclusion: Hydroponic farming represents an innovative and sustainable solution for the future of agriculture. With its ability to increase crop yields, conserve water, and adapt to various environmental conditions, hydroponics has the potential to revolutionize food production and contribute to a more sustainable and secure food supply.

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SVTD8306 TOMATO SEEDS ( एसवीटीडी 8306 टमाटर )

Umar Tanweer May 24, 2023

DESCRIPTION

SVTD8306 is Determinate type variety other salient features are given below

Salient Features:

Features

FEATURES	ADVANTAGES	BENEFITS
Excellent plant vigor	Robust & strong plant growth	Escape environment stress and disease incidence
Uniform & attractive deep red fruits	Preferred by retailers	Fetches premium price and ensure higher returns
Good fruit firmness	Suitable for long distance transportation	Higher produce price in the market
Resistance to Tolcv & Early Blight	Lesser number of pesticides sprays	More C:B to the growers

Planting recommendation:

Seed rate (depending on spacing) : 3.5 ft x 1 ft (60 -70 gm/Acre)
4.0 ft x 1.5 ft ( 50 gm/Acre)
Transplanting: Tomato seedlings are transplanted when they become 25-30 days old & are 8-10 cm in height or each seedling possesses 5-6 leaves.

Fertilizer Recommendation:

Commercial Mix Dosage recommendation:

>First dose 6-8 days after transplanting: 50:100:100 NPK Kg/acre

>Second dose 20 – 25 days after first application: 25: 50: 50 NPK kg / acre

>Third dose 20 – 25 days after second application: 25: 0: 0 NPK Kg/acre

>At the time of Flowering: Sulphur (Bensulf) 10 Kg/acre

>At the time of Fruit Setting: Boracol ( BSF-12) 50 Kg./acre

>Spray Calcium nitrate (1%solution) at the time of flowering (To increase fruit set).

>Spray Urea & Soluble K (1% solution each) at 15 days interval during harvesting time (To increase no. of pickings).

“Agriculture ( Meaning & Importance)”

Kisanjeevan Agriculture Blogs March 22, 2023

What is Agriculture ( Farming) ..?

A green row of fresh crops grow on an agricultural farm field

As We all know that Agriculture is a vital component of human civilization, providing us with the food, fiber, and fuel necessary for our survival. In recent years, the agriculture industry has undergone significant changes, with advancements in technology, sustainability, and efficiency.

In this blog of Kisanjeevan, we will discuss the latest trends and innovations in agriculture, along with the most searched keywords in this field. Let’s dive in!

Precision Agriculture:

Precision agriculture is a farming technique that uses technology to optimize crop yields and reduce waste. It involves the use of drones, sensors, and other devices to collect data about soil conditions, weather patterns, and crop health. This data is then analyzed to provide farmers with insights on how to better manage their fields, including where to plant seeds, when to water crops, and how much fertilizer to apply.

Sustainable Agriculture:

Sustainable agriculture is a farming method that seeks to minimize the environmental impact of farming while maintaining productivity and profitability. This involves using natural resources efficiently, reducing waste, and minimizing the use of harmful chemicals. Sustainable agriculture also prioritizes animal welfare, soil health, and biodiversity.

Vertical Farming:

Vertical farming is a farming technique that involves growing crops in vertically stacked layers, often in a controlled environment. This method allows farmers to grow more food in less space, using less water and fewer pesticides than traditional farming methods. Vertical farming is particularly useful in urban areas where space is limited, and access to fresh produce is limited.

Organic Farming:

Organic farming is a farming method that uses natural inputs and avoids synthetic chemicals and genetically modified organisms (GMOs). Organic farming emphasizes the use of sustainable practices, such as crop rotation, cover cropping, and composting, to maintain soil health and productivity. Organic farming is also beneficial for the environment, reducing the amount of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers that can harm wildlife and water systems.

Aquaponics:

Aquaponics is a farming method that combines aquaculture (fish farming) with hydroponics (soilless plant farming) in a closed-loop system. In this system, fish waste provides nutrients for plants, and the plants filter the water, creating a symbiotic relationship between the two. Aquaponics is an efficient and sustainable way to produce both fish and vegetables, using a fraction of the water and land required by traditional farming methods.

Conclusion:

Agriculture is a constantly evolving industry, with new technologies and practices emerging every day. By embracing innovation and sustainability, farmers can improve their productivity and profitability while minimizing their impact on the environment. Whether through precision agriculture, sustainable farming, vertical farming, organic farming, or aquaponics, there are many ways to cultivate a brighter future for agriculture.

Agriculture Farming

Kisanjeevan Agriculture(Farming) March 17, 2023

Agriculture is the practice of cultivating crops, raising animals, and producing food, fuel, and fiber. It is a critical part of human civilization and has been practiced for thousands of years. Agriculture involves many activities, including planting, watering, fertilizing, harvesting, and processing crops, as well as breeding, feeding, and caring for animals.

Types of Agriculture Farming

There are several types of agriculture farming, each with its own benefits and drawbacks:

Traditional Farming: This type of farming relies on manual labor and traditional techniques passed down from generation to generation. It is often practiced on small family farms and is known for its low environmental impact.
Organic Farming: Organic farming involves the use of natural methods to grow crops and raise animals without the use of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. It is gaining popularity due to its focus on sustainability and environmental responsibility.
Modern Industrial Farming: This type of farming uses advanced technology and machinery to increase efficiency and productivity. It is often associated with large commercial operations and can have significant environmental and social impacts.

Benefits of Agriculture Farming

Agriculture farming has many benefits, including:

Food Security: Agriculture farming is essential to ensuring that people have access to adequate and nutritious food. It is the primary source of food for the world’s population and plays a critical role in reducing hunger and malnutrition.
Economic Growth: Agriculture farming provides employment opportunities for millions of people around the world and contributes to the global economy. It is a vital industry that drives economic growth and development in many countries.
Environmental Sustainability: Agriculture farming can be done in a way that is sustainable and environmentally responsible. Traditional and organic farming methods prioritize conservation and protection of natural resources, while modern industrial farming is increasingly adopting sustainable practices.

Challenges of Agriculture Farming

While agriculture farming has many benefits, it also faces several challenges, including:

Climate Change: Agriculture farming is highly vulnerable to the effects of climate change, including droughts, floods, and extreme weather events. Climate change can also lead to crop failures and food shortages.
Land Degradation: Overuse and misuse of agricultural land can lead to soil degradation, erosion, and loss of biodiversity. This can negatively impact the productivity and sustainability of farming operations.
Water Scarcity: Agriculture farming requires a significant amount of water, and water scarcity is becoming an increasingly significant issue in many parts of the world. This can lead to decreased crop yields and food shortages.

Conclusion

Agriculture farming is a vital industry that plays a crucial role in feeding the world’s population and supporting economic growth and development. While it faces several challenges, such as climate change and land degradation, there are many opportunities to make agriculture farming more sustainable and environmentally responsible. By adopting sustainable practices and investing in research and development, agriculture farming can continue to meet the world’s food and economic needs for generations to come.

Hoshi Plant Growth Regulator

Kisanjeevan February 21, 2023

Product Specifications :-

Chemical Composition – Giberellic Acid 0.001%
Dosage – 25-30 ml/Pump(15lit) or 250 ml/Acre
Method of application – Spray
Spectrum – Can be used for crop and fruit growth after flowering
Compatibility – Compatible with most pesticides
Duration of effect – 10 Days
Frequency of application – 1 application as per crop need
Applicable crops – Paddy, Sugarcane, Cotton, Groundnut, Banana, Tomato, Potato, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Grape, Brinjal, Bhendi, Tea, Mulbery
Extra description – Increases quantity and quality of produce

PerfoSil Bio Plant Immunity and Yield Booster

Kisanjeevan February 21, 2023

Product Specification :-

Containing Ortho-silicic acid (OSA), crop immunity and yield booster. Silicon is a very “beneficial ingredient” for crops. Adequate supply of silicon in the form of ortho-silicic acid in the crop naturally enhances the immunity of the crop and helps in preventing fungal and bacterial diseases as well as pests. It helps the crops to withstand the stresses created by the environment. Silicon naturally enhances the quality of agricultural produce and yield.

Benifits :-

Perfosil is in the form of 3% Bio Available Stabilized Silica,
Available in 99% monomeric silicon form,
Ecocert certified, eco-friendly and easy to use,
Strengthens crops to protect against diseases and pests,
Increases uptake of Potassium, Phosphorus and Calcium among other beneficial elements,
Balances the uptake of nitrogen and phosphorus in the soil,
Protects crops against Biotic and Abiotic Stress,
Reduces the side effects of cadmium, zinc, aluminium, arsenic, iron etc. in the soil.
Helps to reduce the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides

Dosage :-