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“Key Informant Survey” of Production, Value, Losses and ... - DfID

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only own farm total area five ha. Nine members <strong>of</strong> my family depend for farm harvest<br />

for whole year <strong>and</strong> I have no other job outside farming.<br />

CROPS Mango is the major crop. Rice, wheat, mustard <strong>and</strong> gram are grown in marginal<br />

l<strong>and</strong>. Started managing the orchard since five years. During this period heavy attack<br />

<strong>of</strong> mealy bug <strong>and</strong> mango hoppers was faced.<br />

PEST 1 - MANGO HOPPER was major pest damaging severely during the month <strong>of</strong> Feb. <strong>and</strong><br />

April. Infestation was moderate during this year. Spray <strong>of</strong> NSKE (5%) was done.<br />

PEST 2 - MANGO MEALYBUG is second most important pest. It's a regular feature in the<br />

orchard. I used Folidol dusting three times around the tree trunk. No awareness about<br />

polythene b<strong>and</strong>ing.<br />

PEST 3 - FRUIT FLY is becoming a serious problem mostly in late maturing varieties.<br />

Attack started just before the ripening <strong>of</strong> fruit.<br />

PEST 4 - MANGO LEAF WEBBER is the major problem in old trees. Caterpillars feed on<br />

leaf surface by scrapping later they make web <strong>of</strong> tender shoots <strong>and</strong> leaves together<br />

<strong>and</strong> feed within.<br />

FRUIT FLY CONTROL Early harvesting was done to save the fruit.<br />

#L005: DATE: 14.08.03 TEAM: RPS/AM. Village: Katrauli, Status: Medium Farmer. I own<br />

farm total area three ha. Six members <strong>of</strong> my family depend on this farm harvest for<br />

whole year <strong>and</strong> I have no other job outside farming.<br />

CROPS Besides mango major crop rice, wheat <strong>and</strong> mustard are also grown on the marginal<br />

l<strong>and</strong>. Started managing the orchards for the last three years which is only ten year<br />

old. First time it performed satisfactorily. High income is assured provided market<br />

price is good.<br />

PEST 1 - MANGO HOPPER is major pest in the village <strong>and</strong> moderate damage occur during<br />

panicle initiation stage. Infestation was moderate during Feb. to April this year.<br />

One spray <strong>of</strong> NSKE (5%) was done.<br />

PEST 2 - MANGO MEALYBUG is a regular pest in the orchard <strong>and</strong> is also second most<br />

important pest. Folidol dusting (2 times) around the tree trunk was done. No<br />

awareness about polythene b<strong>and</strong>ing.<br />

PEST 3 - MANGO FRUIT FLY is also becoming a problem in the orchard resulting 30-35%<br />

damage in late varieties which starts just before the ripening <strong>of</strong> the fruit.<br />

FRUIT FLY CONTROL No control measures adopted.<br />

#L006: DATE: 19/08/03 TEAM: RPS/AM. Village: Khairanpur, Status: Medium Farmer. I own<br />

farm total area two ha. Six members <strong>of</strong> my family depend on this farm harvest for<br />

whole year <strong>and</strong> I have no other job outside farming.<br />

CROPS Mango is the major crop. Rice, wheat, mustard <strong>and</strong> gram are grown on marginal<br />

l<strong>and</strong>. Started managing the orchard for last five years. First time its performance<br />

was not satisfactory due to mango malformation.<br />

PEST 1 - MANGO HOPPER becomes a problem in the month <strong>of</strong> Feb. to April at the panicle<br />

initiation. This year infestation was moderate. NSKE (5%) <strong>and</strong> endosulfan (0.05%)<br />

spray were done.<br />

PEST 2 - MANGO MEALYBUG causes damage in old trees which starts from Jan. to April.<br />

Folidol dusting <strong>and</strong> NSKE (5 %) around the tree trunk were done.<br />

IMFFI Semi-Structured Interview Survey - 63 <strong>of</strong> 66

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