INTEGRATED DISEASE AND INSECT PEST MANAGEMENT (IDIPM) SCHEDULE FOR POMEGRANATE CULTIVATION

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ITEGRATED DISEASE AD ISECT EST MAAGEMET (IDIM) SCHEDULE FOR OMEGRAATE CULTIVATIO This schedule can be used in general for getting disease and insect free yield in any season, however, farmers should not use Streptocycline (streptomycin sulphate 90%+oxy tetracycline 10%) and Bronopol (2-bromo, 2-nitropropane-1, 3-diol) if their orchards are free from bacterial blight and are in bacterial blight free areas. The spray interval of 7 days should be adopted in mrig bahar and 10-14 days in hasta and ambe bahar season. Foliar Sprays S. o. Days after defoliation Stage esticides Sprays During Crop eriod 1. 0-7 Defoliation Spray 1% Bordeaux mixture before defoliation 2. 8-14 85-100 % leaf fall Remove fallen leaves and debris from the orchard and burn Spray copper oxychloride 50W (2.5g/l) + Bronopol (0.5g/l) 3. 15-21 First flush of leaves Morning spray salicylic acid formulation @a.i.0.3g/l Evening spray streptocycline (0.5g/l) + carbendazim 50W (1g/l) + Thiamethoxam 25WG @ 0.3g/l 4. 22-28 Flower initiation Bronopol (0.5g/l) + Ziram 80% W 2g/l 5. 29-35 Flowering Morning spray mixture of zinc sulphate (3g/l), solubor (2g/l), chelated iron (3g/l) Evening spray streptocycline (0.5g/l) + Carbendazim 50W (1g/l) + Acetamiprid 20S @ 0.3g/l/ 6. 36-42 Flowering Spray Captan 50W(2.5g/l) + Bronopol (0.5g/l) 7. 43-49 Flowering 100% Spray streptocycline (0.5g/l) + Mancozeb 75% W (2g/l)+ Imidacloprid 17.8SL @ 0.3ml/l 8. 50-56 Fruit set starts Morning spray salicylic acid formulation @ a.i. 0.3g/l Evening spray streptocycline 0.5g/l) + ropineb 70W (3g/l) or Ziram 80% W(2g/l) 9. 57-63 Morning spraysolubor 2 g/lit + commercial Fruit setting micronutrient mixture 1g/l Evening spray Steptocycline (0.5g/l)+Thiophanate Methyl 70W (1g/l) + Cypermethrin 25%EC (1 ml/l) + eem Seed Kernel Extract @50g/l (75g if entire seed is used) in evening 10. 64-70 Fruit setting Morning spray Magnesium sulphate (2g/l) Evening spray Bronopol (0.5g/l) +Fosetyl Al 80% W (2g/l) 11. 71-77 Fruit Morning spray salicylic acid formulation @ a.i.0.3g/l Evening spray Bordeaux mixture (0.5%) 12. 78-84 Fruit Morning spray calcium nitrate (15 g/l) Evening spray Bronopol (0.5g/l) (0.5g/l) + Mancozeb 75% W (2g/l) 1

13. 85-91 Fruit Spray streptocycline (0.5g/l) + carbendazim 50W (1g/l) + methomyl 40%S@ 1g/l +eem seed kernel extract @50g/l (75g if entire seed is used) 14. 92-98 Fruit Morning spray salicylic acid formulation @ a.i.0.3g/l Evening spray Bronopol (0.5g/l) (0.5g/l) + ziram 80% Wp (2g/l) + Azadirachtin 10000 ppm (3ml/l) 15. 99-105 Fruit Spray Bordeaux mixture (0.5%) 16. 106-112 Fruit Spray Steptocycline (0.5g/l) (0.5g/l) + Mancozeb 75% W (2g/l) 17. 113-119 Fruit Spray Captan 50W(2.5g/l) + Bronopol (0.5g/l)+ Methomyl 40%S@ 1g/l Drench with bleaching powder (33% Cl) @25Kg/1000 liters/1 ha 18. 120-126 Fruit Morning spray Calcium nitrate (8-10 g/l) Evening spray steptocycline (0.5g/l) (0.5g/l) + copper hydroxide 77W (2g/l) 77% W (2g/l) in evening same day 19. 127-133 Fruit development 20. 134-140 Fruit development 21. 141-147 Fruit 22. 148-154 Fruit 23. 155-161 Fruit Spray Bronopol (0.5g/l) + Thiophanate Methyl 70W (1g/l) +Acetamiprid 20S@ 0.3g/l+ Spray Steptocycline (0.5g/l) (0.5g/l) + ropineb 70W (3g/l) Spray Bordeaux mixture (0.5%) Spray Bronopol (0.5g/l) + Captan 50% W (2.5g/l) Spray Steptocycline (0.5g/l) (0.5g/l) + copper oxychloride 50W (2.5g/l) +Lambda cyhalothrin 5EC/CS (0.5g/l) 24. 162-168 Fruit Bordeaux mixture (0.5%) 25. 169-184 Fruit &development Spray otassium dihydrogen phosphate @10g/l + Spray Bronopol (0.5g/l) + Captan 50% W (2.5g/l) 26. 185-199 Fruit Maturity Spray eem seed kernel extract @50g/l (75g if entire seed is used) or Azadirachtin 1500ppm @ 3ml/l 27. 200-214 Fruit Maturity (1 month before harvest) Spray otassium nitrate@10g/l or 0:0:50 @10g/l Bordeaux mixture @ 0.5% only under adverse weather conditions 28. 215-230 Fruit ripening Harvest Sprays During Rest eriod Apply Bordeaux paste (10%) on pruned ends. Immediately after pruning spray Bordeaux Mixture (1%) Spray Bordeaux Mixture (1%) at 15 days interval or alternate with Bronopol @0.5g/l+ Copper oxychloride 50W (2.5g/l) spray. Continue through defoliation. oints to remember: 1. A pomegranate surfaces are glossy, hence, preferably add good quality non non-ionic spreader sticker with sprays for uniform coverage with pesticide. DO OT USE 2

SREADER STICKER WITH BORDEAUX MIXTURE 2. To prepare spray mixture, prepare dilute solutions of each chemical separately and mix to make total volume. If precipitate is formed, either mixture chemicals are not compatible or ph is not proper. 3. The spray solution should have a ph of 6.5-7 for good results. 4. In case no rains are there for long duration or blight is not increasing, sprays can be taken at 10-15 days interval instead of 7 days The active ingredients (a.i.) in Streptocycline are streptomycin sulphate 90%+oxy tetracycline 10% and in Bronopol 2-bromo, 2-nitropropane-1, 3-diol 95%. Both streptocycline and bronopol are available with different trade names from different companies. check if a.i. is less then increase the dose accordingly. EMERGECY MEASURES FOR BACTERIAL BLIGHT MAAGEMET In case of sudden increase in BB on fruits take 2-3 combination sprays of Streptocycline (0.5g/l) + 2-bromo, 2-nitro propane-1, 3-diol @ 0.5g / l + copper fungicides (2.0 2.5g/ l)or carbendazim 1g/lor mancozeb or 2g/l in alteration at 5 days interval, however, the HI of chemicals should be kept in mind while taking emergency sprays. RECAUTIOS 1. Take only need based sprays at recommended doses, too many sprays increase the disease. 2. Always remove and burn all affected fruits before starting any spray. 3. Combine insecticides, fungicides or micronutrient sprays with bactericidal sprays depending on compatibility to reduce number of sprays. Mixture should not form precipitate. 4. Take without fail, additional spray with a bactericide after the rains -when plant surfaces dry up 5. Always prepare Bordeaux mixture fresh and use on the same day CULTURAL OERATIOS S. o. Days after Stage Operation Defoliation 1. 0-7 Defoliation Defoliate with Ethrel (1.5-2ml/l)+DA5g/l Remove weeds and suckers Apply 2/3 rd dose of FYM + Micronutrients depending on deficiency + poultry manure (1-1.5 kg/plant), vermicompost (1Kg/plant), eem cake (1.5-3Kg/plant)eem Cake 1-2 Kg /plant + Vermicompost 1 Kg/plant+ horate10g @25g/plant or Carbofuran 3G@40g/plant in wet soil in a ring around the plant Apply 1/4 th dose of nitrogen Give light irrigation immediately after fertilizer 2. 8-14 85-100 % leaf fall 3. 15-21 First flush of leaves application Remove fallen leaves and debris from the orchard and burn 4. 22-28 Flower initiation Apply 1/4 th dose of nitrogen 3

5. 29-49 100% Flowering Fertigate ::K::12:61:00 @ 8 kg/ha/application. Give 15 applications on alternate days for a month through irrigation. 6. 7. 50-63 64-70 Fruit set starts Fruit setting Apply 1/4 th dose of nitrogen in soil Fertigate ::K::19:19:19 @ 8 kg/ha/application. Give 15 applications on alternate days for a month through irrigation Remove weeds 8. 71-126 Fruit set 100% Fruit 9. 127-140 Fruit 10. 141-184 Fruit &development 11. 185-199 Fruit Maturity 12. 200-214 Fruit Maturity 1 month before harvest regularly Fertigate ::K::00:52:34 Mono-otassium hosphate @ 2.5 kg/ha/application -Give 15 applications on alternate days for a month through irrigation Apply 1/4 th dose of nitrogen in soil in August first week in last week of Aug. or first week of Sep. development Remove weeds and suckers 13. 215-230 Fruit ripening Harvest mature fruits Fertigate Calcium itrate @12.5 kg/ha/application give 2 applications at 15 days interval Give moderate Irrigation Operations During Rest eriod 14. - Rest Do heavy pruning to remove blight affected and old dry branches Apply 1/3 rd dose of FYM + 1/4 th dose of nitrogen + eem cake @ 1Kg /plant and full dose each of phosphorus and potash, poultry manure (1-1.5 kg/plant), vermicompost (1Kg/plant), eem cake (1.5-3Kg/plant) Light Irrigation 15. - Rest Light Irrigation 16. - Stress Stop Irrigation ote: 1. depending on soil type, plant age and stage and weather conditions 2. Apply nitrogen, phosphorus and potash depending on plant age as given in table below Quantity of Different Fertilizers to be Applied er Tree Depending on Age and Source 4

Age of lant (Yrs) FYM (Kg) itrogen (g/tree) hosphorus (g/tree) otassium (g/tree) Source 2 O 5 Source K 2 O Source Req. Urea CA Req. TS SS DA Req. MO 46% 25% 43% 16% 46% # 18% 60% K 1 10 250 540 1000 125 290 780 271 50 125 210 2 20 250 540 1000 125 290 780 271 50 125 210 3 30 500 1090 2000 125 290 780 271 50 125 210 4 40 500 1090 2000 125 290 780 271 50 250 420 5 & above 625 1360 2500 250 580 1560 544 100 250 420 ote: Depending on availability add poultry manure (1-1.5 kg/plant), vermicompost (1Kg/plant), eem cake (1.5-3Kg/plant) once or twice a year. Doses are total requirement/year, should be reduced depending on available nutrients in the specific orchard soil in different regions. # quantity to be subtracted from Urea/CA dose if DA is source of phosphorous. 5