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1. Leaves in rice nurseries turn yellow and wither due to 3-4 reasons. They remain small. The sooner the nursery is ready, the sooner the transplanting will take place, the more seedlings will sprout. The purpose of today's video is to discuss what to do if leaves dry, yellow, or small leaves appear, and what to do to prevent them. What to do for a lush, healthy nursery, reducing costs and effort. It's the real deal, it's easy. The autumn is in full swing, the air is hot, the humidity is low, and the westerly wind is blowing. Watering the nursery to the west of the nursery will lower the temperature. Secondly, water the nursery in the evening, daily. If planting in the morning, pour out the hot water after 2-3 hours. There can be many reasons for yellowing. Let's discuss the remedies for these 3-4. The first reason could be heat; the second could be nematodes. Thirdly, there could be a nutritional deficiency. Zinc deficiency can cause rust-like spots on the leaves. Ferrous deficiency can cause leaves to turn white. Sulfur deficiency can cause urea deficiency, and the lower leaves can turn yellow. We will also discuss dwarf plant diseases. Two: Nematodes in the roots, causing knots to form on the roots. Plants remain stunted; the knots are visible when uprooted. You can use the neem-based nematicide Neemate 10G or Adama's Nimitz. Nemathorin 150EC is available, and many others are available. Khaira disease is a disease of rice mash due to zinc deficiency. Rust-like spots appear on the leaves. Soak 1 kg of zinc sulfate 33% in standing water, for a nursery containing 40-50 kg of seeds, meaning 1 canal. Zinc deficiency can be caused by applying it to a seedbed. This will be accomplished. Complement nitrogen deficiencies with urea. If watered in the evening, apply urea in the morning. If watered in the morning, apply urea in the evening. Apply 3-4 kg of urea per nursery of 40-50 kg of seeds or 1 canal of land. Do not overdo it, or mosquitoes will infest it. Sulfur deficiency also causes leaves to wilt and growth to be stunted. Iron deficiency causes leaves to turn slightly white. I will share a formula that will protect you from heat, bring greenness and growth, and address all deficiencies. It is inexpensive and authentic, a proven formula. Thousands of my farmer friends are using it and seeing results. Note this: I am using 20 liters of water, which is sufficient for a nursery of 40-50 kg of seeds or 1 canal of land. Spray on a nursery that is 12-15 days old. 3100 gm Zinc Sulfate 33% 100 gm Ferrous Sulfate (Iron) 100-150 gm Urea 100-150 gm Magnesium Sulfate Magnesium Sulfate is a component of chlorophyll and contributes to greenery. All of these sulfates contain 15-17% sulfur. This will also address the sulfur deficiency. A tank of solution will cost less than ₹25-30. 3. If needed, spray this again after 7-8 days. If you don't like it, tell them, the nursery will rush to your rescue. The labor will be the first to uproot and transplant your nursery. Now, spray the nursery every 15-20 days to prevent stunted plants, to prevent aphids, mosquitoes, and to prevent diseases. You have to do it, I'll tell you, you have to do it. I'll only tell you the cheapest and most honest deal. Note this also: Dinotefuron 20 SG (osheen, token) Spray 10-12 gm / 20 liters of water Or 15 gm Pymetrozine (chess) Spray in 20 liters of water. This will control the whitefly that spreads the dwarf plant disease Fiji virus, and other sap-sucking insects. Also, you have a broad-spectrum fungicide called thiophanate methylene to prevent diseases. It is available under the name Roko - spray 30 gm / 20 liters of water. You can mix Dinotefuron or Pymetrozine with either of them and spray them together. You can use carbendazim instead of thiophanate methyl. You can also use 35 gm. Try to spray on a day when you haven't watered so that the nursery gets some moisture, which will reduce the heat.