Year 32, No: - 75/2025-26/Tue.                                                                                                                                                             Time: 2.30 PM                                                                                                        Date- 16th December, 2025

Weather during current week (From 10th to 16th December, 2025)

                       Shallow foggy at morning hours’ conditions were observed during the week. Maximum temperature ranged between 22.6°C and 25.3°C (weekly normal 22.6°C). Minimum temperature ranged between 6.6°C and 7.6°C (weekly normal 7.5°C). Relative humidity at 7.21 AM ranged between 74 and 97 percent and that at 2.21 PM ranged between 34 and 48 percent. The average bright sunshine hour during the week was 4.8 hours per day (weekly normal 4.0 hours). The average wind speed recorded was 1.8 km/h (normal 2.6 km/h). Mean evaporation rate during the period was 1.7 mm/day (weekly normal 2.3 mm/day). Wind during morning was Calm and evening it was from different directions.

Weather based Agromet-Advisories (for the period ending on 21st December, 2025) 

Advisory based on advices received from the subject matter specialists of agromet-advisory committee:

• Keeping weather conditions in view, farmers are advised to irrigate wheat crop which is in CRI stage (21-25 days after sowing). After 3-4 days of irrigation broadcast of second dose of nitrogen should be done.
• Thinning and weeding is recommended in late sown mustard crop. If low temperature continues for two weeks, white rust infection may start. Therefore, farmers are advised to keep observation on leaves for white rust appearance.
• Transplantation of onion should be done in this week. Farmers are advised to uses fully decomposed FYM and potash fertilizer in the fields before transplanting. 
• Keeping in view weather, farmers are advised for application of fertilizer should be done also earthing up may be done in potato crop.
• Due to high relative humidity, infection of blight may occur in potato and tomato. Farmers are advised to do constant monitoring in both the crops. If symptoms appear than spray of Dithane-M-45 @ 2.0 gm / litre of water is recommended.
• Transplanting of mature seedlings of tomato, cauliflower, cabbage, knolkhol and broccoli crop may be done in the raised bed.
• Constant monitoring of leaf feeders in Cole crop is advised. If pest population is above ETL than Spray of B.t. @ 1.0 gram\ litre of water or Spinosad @1 ml \ 3 litre of water is advised.
• Intercultural operations in vegetables are advised to remove the weed. Irrigation in timely sown vegetables crop is recommended after that apply optimum dose of fertilizers.
• Wrapping of plastic sheets around mango trunk should be done for preventing climbing of young mealy bugs. Apply grease to seal any cracks in the polythene sheets. 
• Due to high relative humidity farmers are advised for constant monitoring of inflorescence rotting disease in marigold crop.

Members of Agro advisory Committee 

Dr. Ananta Vashisth (Nodal Officer, Agricultural Physics)

Dr. Subash Nataraja (Head, Division of Agricultural Physics)

Dr. P. Krishnan (Professor, Division of Agricultural Physics) 

Dr. Deb Kumar Das (Principal Scientist, Agricultural Physics)

Dr. Sachin Suresh Suroshe (Project coordinator, AICRP on Honeybee)

Dr. Dinesh Kumar (Principal Scientist, Agronomy)

Dr. A.K. Singh (Principal Scientist and Incharge, CATAT)

Dr. Gograj Singh Jat (Senior Scientist, Vegetable Science) 

Dr. Bishnu Maya (Senior Scientist, Plant Pathology)