Healthy Crops. Stronger Farmers.
Pest attacks (locusts, caterpillars, aphids and other insects) cause major losses to farmers by damaging leaves, stems and roots — driven by climate change, monoculture, pesticide overuse and the loss of natural predators. Our scheme helps farmers protect crops through biological-control methods, balanced pesticide use, timely monitoring and field-level training — keeping production healthy and income stable.
Swarming insects that devour fields of standing crops in hours — early reporting is critical.
Larval stage of moths and butterflies that chew leaves, stems and pods, severely damaging young crops.
Tiny sap-sucking insects that drain plant fluids and transmit viral diseases between crops.
Use natural predators, neem-based bio-pesticides and pheromone traps to control pest populations without harming the ecosystem.
Use chemical pesticides only when necessary, in correct dose and at the right time — avoid blanket spraying.
Regular field inspection and early reporting through agriculture-department channels — early detection prevents large outbreaks.
Field days, school-of-farmer programmes and awareness drives on identifying pest attacks and responding correctly.
Rotate crops and grow diverse varieties to break pest life cycles and protect soil health.
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