Yellowing of leaves in wheat crop || What is the reason || Crop Reformer

Wheat crop planted in salt affected soil is showing the indication on yellowing of one or few leaves. Continuous over moisture condition in clayey soils, lesser amount of fertilizers in the sandy or loam soils, some wheat varieties are prone to excessive water stress, are also conducive to yellowing of wheat leaves. In this video, we have stressed that this is a type of blight and some of the fungicides may be used but recent rainfall will recover all. There is no need of anything. There is not a matter to worry about yellowing in most cases except water logged conditions.
Yellowing of wheat leaves is a common issue of some of the wheat varieties. Many farmers are worried about the future of their crop. Previous year’s issue of yellow rust makes them more careful even from the tillering and jointing stages. I have advised that these disorders are not so much harmful, particularly under the positive scenario of useful rain showers received during the first and third weeks of January. Confusion of the farmers between earlier leaf yellowing and rust disease has been removed and frequent suggestions for spray of fungicides at this stage have also been rejected through this video. Leaves of wheat plants may turn yellow from tips due to lesser usage of fertilizers at initial stages of wheat crop that are needed for proper growth and development of wheat crop. Some varieties have their unique character of leaf yellowing after the first irrigation. But this is recoverable with the passage of time. Production technology of wheat is growing to innovative techniques and gaining the positive impact of farm machinery on overall yield of wheat crop. Recent rain fall will have very positive impact on wheat crop and this issue of leaf yellowing will be solved by itself.

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