OKRA CULTIVATION GUIDE
Soil Preparation
- Land should be ploughed 2-3 times to a depth of 20-25 cm to improve tilth.
- Remove clods, stubbles, and weeds completely.
- Okra prefers loose, well-drained, and fertile soil.
Seed Treatment
- Treat seeds with Ziram 0.3% for 30 minutes to prevent fungal diseases.
- Soak okra seeds in water overnight before sowing for better germination.
Fertilization
- Apply FYM or compost @ 25 t/ha with NPK fertilizers as basal dose.
- Top dressing every 10-15 days using cow dung slurry or vermiwash.
- Spray micronutrients like 19:19:19 and 13:00:45 during fruit development.
Irrigation
- Pre-sowing irrigation if soil moisture is low.
- Water every 5-8 days in spring-summer and 10-12 days in winter.
Plant Protection
- Control Fusarium wilt with crop rotation and summer ploughing.
- Spray Dimethoate 0.03% at 15 and 30 days to control Yellow Mosaic Virus.
- Manage red spider mite using recommended insecticides.
Other Practices
- Mulch the field to conserve moisture and suppress weeds.
- Earth up the base of plants during rains to provide support.
- Maintain spacing of 45-50 cm between rows and 10-15 cm between plants.
- Seed rate: 18-22 kg/ha for spring-summer; 8-10 kg/ha for rainy season.
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