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Jharkhand Weather Alert: There is a bad news for the farmers of Jharkhand. The Meteorological Department has warned of hailstorm in the state for two days. The Meteorological Department issued an orange alert in this regard on Friday. India Meteorological Department Weather Station Ranchi The Meteorological Department has said that on April 30 and May 1, there may be hailstorm at some places in the northern and nearby central parts of Jharkhand. Due to this, the crops of the farmers can be damaged. It has been said that mustard, fruits and vegetables, pulse crops can be damaged. Cattle can also be harmed. That’s why farmers have been asked to be vigilant.
Alternaria blight can be a disease in mustard
According to the Meteorological Center, Ranchi, due to waterlogging in the fields, mustard crops may bow down. Its root growth will be hindered. The stem will rot and diseases like Alternaria blight may occur. Mustard pods will fall due to hailstorm. That’s why farmers should harvest their crops on time. Also they should be kept in safe places. Hailstorm effect on agriculture sector Based on the forecast, it has been said that if the pods have turned yellow brown, then harvest them.
Advice to farmers cultivating fruits and vegetables
It has been told to the farmers cultivating fruits and vegetables that due to hailstorm, the appearance of mangoes can fall, fruits can get stained. Vegetables may rot due to hailstorm and heavy rain. Tomato fruits and flowers may drop. The Meteorological Department has advised farmers to remove fallen fruits to reduce the spread of the disease in the standing crop. For the growth of vegetation in the garden, sprinkle manure and other things.
How to protect pulse crops
The Meteorological Department has also advised farmers on pulse crops. It is said that due to rain and hailstorm, pods do not develop properly. Crop yield can be adversely affected during the pod development stage. The effect of fungus can be seen in pulses crop. That’s why make arrangements for drainage in the field. Monitor the crop for mildew. Cut the prepared crop and keep it in a safe and dry place.
Take care of cattle like this
Animal husbandry farmers have also been alerted. They have been advised not to leave their cattle in the open if the weather turns bad. If cattle are taken out for grazing, then go out only after seeing the weather conditions. If you do not keep your cattle in a pucca house, cover the house made for it well.
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