Likely weather for next 7 days: 28.07.2010 (Wednesday) to 04.08.2010 (Wednesday)
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Parameter |
Nasik area |
Sangli |
Solapur area |
Pune area |
Bijapur |
Rangareddy(Hyderabad) |
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Cloud cover |
Mostly Overcast |
Mostly Overcast |
Partially cloudy to Overcast |
Scattered clouds |
Mostly Overcast |
Scattered clouds to Partially cloudy |
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Rainfall |
30 % chances of rains full week. Monday onwards light to medium rains. . Pimplegaon Basavant, Palkhed, Dindori, On Sat. to Tue. Moderate rains. Kalvan, Satana, Niphad, Chandvad area may have Light rains Mon. onwards. |
20-30 % chances of Light to traces of rains.
Tasgaon, Savalaj, Palsi, Khanapur, Kaledhone, Palus and walwa Mon. to Sun. light rains. Miraj, Shirol, Shirguppi, Kagvad, Malgaon Good rains possible on Thur.-Fri.
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20-30 % chances of light to medium to light rains,
Rains will be better on Fri. & Mon. Akkalkot good rains on Fri. Osmanabad, Tuljapur, Nanaj, Kati, Vairag, Barsi, Pandharpur will have medium rains on Fri and Mon.
Latur : good rains on Thurs. and Sat. and Mon. |
30 % chances of light to medium Rain.
Narayangaon – Junnar area will get moderate rains Sun. onwards
Phursungi Baramati, Yavat, U. Kanchan, Loni Kalbhor area will have light rains on Mon. |
30-50 % chances of light to medium rains
More rains likely on Fri. Bijapur and Tikota areas. Light rains in Kanur on Fri. |
30 - 40 % chances of light to traces rains mainly Fri. and Mon.
In Hyderabad, Fri. to Mon. light rains.
While Zahirabad medium rains on Thur. and Fri.
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Temp oC Min. Max. |
26-28 22-23 |
25-29 22-23 |
30-33 22-23 |
28-30 21-23 |
23-31 21-23 |
28-32 21-22 |
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RH (%) Max. Min. |
95-97 80-97 |
94-96 75-96 |
91-94 73-93 |
95-97 85-91 |
91-93 71-93 |
93-98 75-98 |
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Wind |
7-14 km / hr |
10-18 km / hr |
Mostly Calm Wind |
Mostly calm but 18Km / hr after Mon.
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10-18 km/ hr |
10-18 km/ hr |
Note: Above weather information is summary of weather forecasting given in following websites
http://www.weather.nic.in/current.htm , http://www.imd.gov.in/section/nhac/wch/todaywch.htm , http://www.imd.gov.in/section/nhac/distforecast/INDIA.htm
http://wxmaps.org/pix/prec6.html ,
http://www.accuweather.com/world-forecast.asp?partner=accuweather&traveler=0&locCode=ASI|IN|IN021|JUNNAR&metric=1 , http://fallingrain.com
Crop advisory relevant to different places is prepared, by experts, considering forecasted weather, crop growth stages in majority of vineyards and ground information on incidence of different diseases in different grape growing areas received from regular interaction with progressive grape growers. No claims are made on its correctness.
Usefulness of the information on these pages may be communicated to us at nrcgrapes@gmail.com
Guidelines on disease management
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Growth Stage (Days after Backward pruning) |
Likely disease risk |
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Downy mildew |
Powdery mildew on rachis |
Anthracnose |
Rust |
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>100 |
High |
Medium |
High
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Nil
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In most grape areas cloudy conditions will continue and intermittent light rains are likely. Wherever, it rains more downy mildew incidence is likely flare-up. While in areas where only cloudy conditions prevail powdery mildew will dominate.
In most grape areas presence of downy mildew was reported during last week. Therefore for better control of downy mildew systemic fungicides (Phenamidone + mancozeb 2.5 g / L, (Dimethomorph 1.0 g + metiram 2.0 g )/L, Iprovalicarb + propineb 3.0 g / L, Cymoxanil + mancozeb 3.0 g / L, Pyraclostrobin + metiram 1.75 g / L) are strongly, suggested.
Wherever 3-4 sprays of copper fungicides (0.5% Bordeaux Mixture, or Copper hydroxide 1.5 to 2.0 g / L, or COC 2.5 to 3.0 g / L.) were given and outbreak of downy mildew was not seen, additional spray of copper fungicides should be given immediately. Sulphur 2.0 g / L may also be mixed with above mentioned fungicides to reduce the infection of powdery mildew.
For the control of powdery mildew one spray of systemic fungicides (hexaconazole 5EC 1.0 ml / L, or Flusilazole 40EC, 0.125 ml / L, or Tridemefon 25WP 1.0 g / l, or Myclobutanil 10WP 0.4 g / L, or Penconazole 10EC, 1.0 ml / L) may be sprayed.
In case if fungicides such as azoxystrobin 23SC 0.5 ml / L or Krisoxin methyl 0.6 ml / L have been used for the control of downy mildew, additional spray for powdery mildew control may not be needed.
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Growth Stage (Days after backward pruning) |
Likely Pest Risk |
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Thrips |
Mites |
Mealybugs |
Flea and Chafer beetles |
Stem borer |
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>100 |
Low |
Nil |
Low |
Low to moderate |
High |
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Population of thrips, mites and mealybug will remain low at most grape growing areas. Excess shoot growth will appear after recent rains. On this new growth, thrips population may increase. Remove the excess growth and side shoots as these are favored by thrips. Even though, if more than 5-7 thrips/shoot/vine are noticed then application of fipronil 5 SC @ 0.80 ml per liter or emamectin benzoate 5 SG @ 0.22 g per liter or spinosad 45 SC @ 0.25 ml/L of water is effective. Flea and chafer beetle adults start emerging and defoliate the plants during this period. Keep the vineyard free from weeds and if 2-3 beetles per plant are noticed then application of imidacloprid 200 SL @ 0.3 ml/l or lambda cyhalothrin 5 EC @ 0.5 ml/l water is effective. The places where stem borer is a problem, this is the period for emergence of adult beetles and egg-laying. The beetles lay eggs in cracks and crevices of bark of stems and cordons. Stem borer grub will start hatching from eggs laid in previous week and bore into the stem and cordons. The rains will make the bark loose and easy to remove, therefore remove the loose bark and wash the stem and cordons with chlorpyriphos 20 EC @ 2 ml/L water. It will reduce mealybug population and egg-laying by stem borer.
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