Patiala, October 25: Under the guidelines of Deputy Commissioner Patiala Sakshi Sahni and Chief Agriculture Officer Under the leadership of Dr. Gurnam Singh, Block Agriculture Officer Patiala Dr. Farmers are being given technical information about wheat sowing through awareness camps being organized by Gurdev Singh in Block Patiala.
   Chief Agriculture Officer Patiala Dr. Gurnam Singh regarding distribution of wheat seed to farmers on subsidy and CRM. Information is being given regarding the physical verification of the machinery purchased under the scheme. Under this link, Chief Agriculture Officer Dr. Gurnam Singh said that the farmers who have to mix the straw in the fields should inspect their fields in the evening and morning and if Sainik sundi/pink sundi is seen under the straw, then the farmers should apply Acalex 400 ml. Do the spray in the evening and morning. For wheat being sown through in-situ technique, the farmer should apply 1 gram of Kreuzer 70WS or 2 ml of Neunix 20FS to the seed to solve the problem of wilting. Sow only after modification per kg.
   Apart from this, Agricultural Extension Officer Dr. Ravinderpal Singh Chatha said that farmers should mix 500 grams of Consortium or 250 grams of Azotobacter and 250 grams of Streptomyces Jiwanu fertilizer in 1 liter of water to improve the seeds of wheat per acre. Kisan 1.5 liter stomp/60 gm Avkira/1 liter platform 385 SE for wheat sown with Happy Seeder for comprehensive control of Gulli Dande. Weed killer can be sprayed by mixing it with urea and if sowing is done by any other method then one of these weed killers should be sprayed in 200 liters of water within 2 days after sowing. After this, before the first irrigation, 300 to 500 grams (according to the type of soil) of Arilon/Dalron/Wonder/Chevron or 13 grams of Leader in 150 liters of water should be used to prevent the Gully rod. After the first irrigation, farmers apply 500 g Isoprotejuron 75 W.P./160 g Topical/400 ml Axial 5 EC/400 ml Pumapower 10 EC for control of Gully stem. can spray Leader weedicide should not be used in fields where mustard/raya, gram or broadleaf crops are sown along with wheat, and chari and maize should not be sown in fields where leader weedicide has been used.