Nice presentation. It appears you have a touch of Boytritis. If you are transplanting a application of 1 liter per Ha. Of pendetheline/ prowl incorporated helps a lot . Then multiple low applications of oxyflorefin work well up to 7th leaf stage. If you have drip irrigation you can apply difenimid thru drip. Also always take care of thrip problems.
Hi sir. Would like to know more about the spacing issue on onions when you are using driplines... only few people here in Zambia do it that way.. mostly people here just plant like a whole full bed.. under rainy horse irrigation...just planted my onions that you as you did...
As always Great video with good explanation. As we know the cost of onion production has gone up recently.. Dripp irrigation with 4 line per bed. What is your estimation per one acre? Thanks agoin
Very informative video. I have some questions pls 1- what variety do you use for rain fed onion? 2- Have you ever tried using Oxyfloren selective herbicide to control weeds in onions? Your reply will be highly appreciated
Hello. Our onions are not primarily rain fed. When rains are there well and good but we do irrigation. We use F1 varieties like Neptune or Africa red. Mostly for selective herbicide we use galgan
