Necrotic Leaf Blotch (NLB) is a physiological disorder that primarily affects Delicious apples and their sports. Though not caused by pathogens, this condition can lead to significant defoliation, impacting tree health and fruit quality. What Is Necrotic Leaf Blotch? Necrotic Leaf Blotch is a non-infectious physiological disorder characterized by sudden appearance of irregular necrotic blotches ...
Read Full ArticleThe Latest Apple Spray Schedule for Year 2025 has been released by SKUAST-K (J&K) and Dr. YSPUHF (HP) for the benefit of farming community Important instructions: i. Avoid mixing of fungicides, insecticides and spray suspensions. ii. Maintain a gap of 3-4 days between insecticide and fungicide spray. iii. Adjuvant / Stickers may be added for ...
Read Full ArticleIst dose of fertilizers comprising of 1/3rd dose of Urea along with full dose of DAP and 1/2 dose of MOP should be applied about 3 weeks before expected bloom as basal dose. Second dose comprising of 1/3rd of Urea and remaining 1/2 MOP may be applied about 3 weeks after fruit-set.
Read Full ArticleRoot Rot Apple trees are iconic symbols of orchards and gardens, cherished for their delicious fruits and beautiful blooms. However, these trees are not immune to diseases, and one common ailment that can significantly impact their health and productivity is root rot. Root rot is a fungal disease that affects the roots of apple trees, ...
Read Full ArticleIntroduction Apple leaf blotch miner (ALBM) is a pest that affects apple trees. This pest is a type of moth that lays its eggs on the leaves of apple trees. The larvae then burrow into the leaves and create mines. These mines can cause significant damage to the leaves, affecting the tree’s ability to photosynthesize ...
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