Rajasthan News: Agriculture Department launched new scheme in Sirohi, now farmers …

Last Updated: May 06, 2025, 21:57 Istrajasthan News Hindi: The Agriculture Department in Sirohi has launched the soil health card scheme, which will give free checks of soil of 10,000 farmers and saving fertilizers. The environment will be safe by saving fertilizers. Soil Health Card Highlights will provide a free check. The environment will increase and the environment will be safe. Sirohi: Farmers can not only get more production by checking nutrients in their field soil, but can save money using unnecessary fertilizers and can also protect the environment. The Agriculture Department has launched the Soil Health Card Scheme to make the soil testing easier. Under this scheme, free checking of soil samples of ten thousand farmers of the district and soil health card will be distributed. The collection of soil samples in the scheme will be done online through agricultural supervisors. Get the sample taken from the farm to the agricultural supervisor of your area or the soil testing laboratory located in the agricultural office of the district. The soil sample test fee is Rs 5 per sample, but it is free in the centrally promoted scheme. This is the soil health cardamar health card is the report card of the farmer’s farm, which is said to be what physical problem (eg salinity, alkalinity) and mainly which nutrient deficiency is lacking in the field. Also, it is also written that for which crop, which amount of fertilizer is necessary. According to the recommendation of soil health card, the use of fertilizers will reduce the use of fertilizers like urea and DAP. Combined and low use of chemical fertilizers with indigenous manure or cow dung will reduce the cost of farming and will increase the production capacity of soil. When the soil sample should always be taken a month before sowing or transplanting the soil sample. Earthen examination must be done before sowing crop once or twice a year. Put marks at 8 to 10 places separately. Remove the grass from the upper surface of the selected space. Dig the cup of 15 cm or half a foot deep from the surface and cut the sample from top to bottom from one side to the thickness of the finger. Collect the soil in a bucket or tub. Similarly, collect the sample from all places and mix well. Now spread the soil and divide it into 4 parts. Throw 2 parts of face to face from these four parts, mix the remaining part again and make 4 parts and throw 2 parts. Mix the remaining soil. Repeat this process until you have 500 grams of soil left. Now put this sample (about half a kilo of soil) in a clean bag. On a slip, put the name of the farmer, the name of the father, the village, the tehsil and the district, the measles number of the farm, the land is irrigated or the non -irrigated etc. and put it in the bag. For long-term crops-flour plants, to sampling from an equal part of the soil testing, 10–15 representative plants. Take samples up to 0-15 and 15-30 cm deep in four directions at a distance of 1-2 feet from the stems of plants. Then prepare a sample by mixing soil of 0-15 cm deep. Similarly, prepare a second sample of soil of 15-30 cm deep. If a new garden is to be installed, take various samples up to 0-15, 15-30, 30-60, 60-90, 90-120, 120-150 cm depth. While taking the namuna, do not take care of these things from a high place in the field. Do not take a sample from the rams, water drain, water filling parts and a pile of compost. Do not take a sample from the shade of the tree. Never place soil sample in manure sacks or bags. Do not take sample from standing crop. Do not take a sample from a field where fertilizer has been used recently. Location: Sirohi, Rajasthanhomeagriculturerajasthan News: Agriculture Department launched new scheme in Sirohi, now farmers …

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