Grow millets through drip irrigation!

Millets like maize, bajra, jowar and fodder crops can also be cultivated through drip irrigation. By cultivating in this way, you can not only save water but also get more yield by delivering fertilizers directly to the roots. This technique is very effective and useful for getting rid of the problem of water scarcity in the coming times. Farmers are requested to use such advanced techniques and get more benefits. It has often been seen that farmers initially face some difficulty in investing money in this technique, but once the drip irrigation set is installed, you can use it for 5-7 years. Let us tell you how you can cultivate pulses along with coarse grains using drip irrigation.

Step 1 - Prepare your field well by adding manure and other things.
Step 2 - Now make beds at every 1/2 meter.

Step 3 - Lay drip tubes on each bed.

Step 4 - Now sow the seeds by hand in the middle of the bed at every 1 foot or according to the crop.
Step 5 - After sowing the seeds, start the drip machine and give water drop by drop, almost enough to soak the seeds well.
Step 6 - Now take care of your crop until harvesting.

Step 7 - At the time of harvesting, separate the drip tubes and use them in the next crop.

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