Black gram Sap Sucking Insects |

Описание: DISCLAIMER: The effectiveness of the rectify method depends on local soil conditions, water availability, and prevailing weather conditions. According to government guidelines, these methods are recommended for controlling this pest. Farmers are advised to consult their local agricultural officers before applying any treatment.

Sap Sucking pests are one of the major threats affecting Blackgram (Vigna mungo) crop production in India. These pests not only reduce yield by feeding on plant sap but also transmit dangerous viral diseases that severely damage the crop.

In this video, we explain the major sucking pests in blackgram:
Whitefly
Thrips
Aphids
Leafhopper (Jassid)

You will learn about:
Identification symptoms of each pest
Viral diseases transmitted by sucking insects
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) strategies
Preventive measures like resistant varieties (LBG 752, PU 31, TBG 104)
Seed treatment methods using Imidacloprid & Thiamethoxam
Yellow sticky traps installation method
Trap crops like maize and sorghum
Role of natural predators like Ladybird beetles
Neem oil & NSKE organic sprays
Chemical control options with correct dosage
Importance of pesticide rotation to prevent resistance

Farmers are advised to monitor their fields regularly and apply control measures based on Economic Threshold Levels (ETL). Evening spraying ensures better effectiveness.
Protect your blackgram crop from sucking pests and viral infections by following scientific and sustainable methods.

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