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Nursery :: Nutrient Management

 

Nursery

  • Apply 1 tonne of fully decomposed FYM or compost to 20 cents nursery uniformly on dry soil..
  • Apply 40 kg DAP before last puddling when the seedlings are to be pulled out in 20-25 days after sowing in less fertile nursery soils.
  • If DAP not available, apply straight fertilizers @ 16 kg urea and 120 kg super phosphate.
  • If seedlings are to be pulled out after 25 days, application of DAP is to be done 10 days prior to pulling out.
  • For clayey soils where root snapping is a problem, 4 kg of gypsum and 1 kg of DAP/cent can be applied at 10 days after sowing.
  • Soil application of 100 g ZnSO4 /cent can be followed.

Seed Treatment with Bio-fertilizers:

  • Carrier Based Formulation: Treat seeds required for one hectare with 1 kg each of biofertilizers viz., Azsopirillum, Phosphobacteria, (or) Azophos, Silicate solubilizing bacteria (SSB) / Potash bacteria (KRB) using rice gruel, shade dry for 30 minutes before sowing.
  • Zinc Deficient Soils: Along with existing recommended biofertilizers, treat seeds required for one hectare with 1 kg of zinc solubilizing bacterium using rice gruel, shade dry for 30 minutes before sowing.


Seed Treatment with Carrier Based Biofertilizers

  • Liquid Formulation: Treat seeds required for one hectare with 125 ml of each biofertilizers viz., Azsopirillum, Phosphobacteria (or) Azophos, Silicate solubilizing bacteria (SSB) / Potash bacteria (KRB) shade dry for 30 minutes before sowing.
  • Zinc Deficient Soils: Along with existing recommended biofertilizers, treat seeds required for one hectare with 125 ml of zinc solubilizing bacterium shade dry for 30 minutes before sowing.


Seed Treatment with Liquid Biofertilizers

Updated on Jan 2023
 

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