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Planting season of ray and canola is at its full swing. These are small seeded crops and their germination is hampered if rainfall occurs within 24 hours after their planting. In this video, we have advised that if so much rain occurs after its sowing, crust is formed and risk of germination prevails, then planking within 12-24 hours after wards is suggested in most cases. In case of heavy loam and clayey soils, replanting of raya/canola at the same moisture condition is suggested. However, there is no risk of crust formation in sandy loam soils or in crop cultivated through ridge/bed planting method. Same is true for the crop planted in the standing water.
Raya/canola crop is commonly planted through broadcast method mostly in moist soil and planking is followed. This method is successful during proper temperature regimes of October and November in case of medium to heavy loam soils. In this video, we have further argued that in case of clayey and salt affected soils broadcasting of raya/canola seed in standing water (Gap Chhat) is better option. Choka methos is better in case of small scale lanting at domestic level. Planter sowing along the both edges of 2.5 feet beds is suggested in heavy loam soils and small seed drill method for light soils.
Super canola is considered as the best locally prepared canola variety having yield potential of plus 30 maunds per acre. Being rich in erucic acid free oil contents of 41-43%, it is the most demanded variety in the market. It has large size and branched plants containing numerous pods of intermediate size. Inspite of tall stature, it resists lodging in heavy loam soils. At maturity, its shattering behavior may sometimes reduce its yield very drastically. That is why, it is strongly suggested to harvest this variety at 75% maturity stage.
In this brief video, a balanced fertilizer plan to achieve maximum yield of Raya and Canola has been given so that farmers can take benefit from this.
Raya/canola crop is commonly planted through broadcast method mostly in moist soil and planking is followed. This method is successful during proper temperature regimes of October and November in case of medium to heavy loam soils. In this video, we have further argued that in case of clayey and salt affected soils broadcasting of raya/canola seed in standing water (Gap Chhat) is better option. Choka methos is better in case of small scale lanting at domestic level. Planter sowing along the both edges of 2.5 feet beds is suggested in heavy loam soils and small seed drill method for light soils.

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