Natural Farming: These measures are very beneficial for natural farming; know how to prepare them

Natural Farming: To protect the environment from chemical fertilizers, the Indian government is placing a strong emphasis on natural farming. For this reason, the majority of farmers use Jeevamrit or Ghanjeevamrit as fertilizer to the crops and soil in the field. In natural farming, Neemastra, Brahmastra, and Agniastra are used as insecticides concurrently. Decoction produced from a variety of leaves is used to protect crops from pests and illnesses.

Tell us everything about Neemastra, Brahmastra, and Agniastra

Neemastra: What is it?

Neemastra is a decoction used as an insecticide. It is used to manage the insect or leaf miner that consumes the crop’s juice. 5 kilogram of neem leaves, 100 liters of water, 1 kg of cow dung, and 5 liters of cow pee are needed to manufacture it. All of them need to be combined in a large drum and shaken continuously for two to three minutes. Your Neemastra is now ready; just wrap a cotton rag over the drum’s mouth. It will take 48 hours.

Using Neemastra

Neemastra may be used on your field for six months after you’re ready. To apply it, thoroughly combine 5 to 6 liters of Neemastra with 250 liters of water, then mist a hectare of land.

What is the Agnyastr?

Agnyastr is used by farmers to manage a variety of caterpillar species, including fruit borers and stem borers. About 5 kg of neem leaves, 1/2 kilogram of green chilies, and 1/2 kg of garlic are needed to make it. All of these ingredients need to be finely ground before making a combination. This created combination is now combined with 20 liters of local cow pee, and it is cooked for about 20 minutes. This combination has to be kept for around 48 hours. After that, it should be filtered through a cotton towel and stored in a drum.

Using Agnyastr

Agnistra may be used to protect the crop against caterpillars and fruit borers. To do this, combine five to six liters of Agnyastr with 250 liters of water, then spray the mixture across a one-hectare area.

Brahmastra: What is it?

Brahmastra is used by farmers to manage large-scale pests, borers, and caterpillars. Three kilograms of neem leaves, two kilograms of Karanja, two kilograms of Sitaphal, two kilograms of Dhatura leaves, and ten liters of local cow pee are needed to create it. All of them need to be combined to create a mixture, which you then boil for 20 to 25 minutes. Allow this combination to cool for 48 hours before filtering it through a cotton towel.

Using Brahmastra

Brahmastra may be applied on crops to get rid of insects, caterpillars, and borers. One hectare of soil may be sprayed with five to six liters of Brahmastra mixed with 250 liters of water.