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- Block-wise sowing recommendations for Amroha
- Correct sowing/transplanting times
- Planting distance & methods
- Expected harvest and selling period
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📍 Amroha Crop Patterns (Krishi Vigyan Kendras, KVK Recommendation)
Based on recommendations from Krishi Vigyan Kendra Amroha, the common crop patterns include Kharif, Rabi, and Zaid crops. Commonly grown vegetables include [List vegetables].
In flood-prone areas like [Block Name 1], [Block Name 2] and [Block Name 3] of district Amroha, consider [recommendations for flood prone areas].
🗓️ Vegetable Crop Calendar for Amroha Farmers
| Month |
Best Crops |
Notes |
| January |
Tomato, Brinjal, Chili (nursery), Onion (transplant), Pea (late) |
Protect from frost |
| February |
Tomato, Brinjal, Chili (nursery), Onion (transplant), Cucurbits (nursery) |
Prepare for summer crops |
| March |
Okra, Bottle Gourd, Bitter Gourd, Cucumber, Watermelon, Muskmelon |
Irrigate regularly |
| April |
Okra, Bottle Gourd, Bitter Gourd, Cucumber, Watermelon, Muskmelon |
Manage pests and diseases |
| May |
Okra, Bottle Gourd, Bitter Gourd, Cucumber |
Provide shade during peak heat |
| June |
Cowpea, Cluster Bean, Amaranthus, Spinach |
Prepare for monsoon crops |
| July |
Tomato (nursery), Brinjal (nursery), Chili (nursery), Okra, Cowpea, Cluster Bean |
Manage waterlogging |
| August |
Tomato (transplant), Brinjal (transplant), Chili (transplant), Cauliflower (nursery), Cabbage (nursery) |
Control weeds |
| September |
Cauliflower (transplant), Cabbage (transplant), Radish, Carrot, Spinach |
Apply fertilizers |
| October |
Cauliflower, Cabbage, Radish, Carrot, Spinach, Pea (early) |
Monitor for pests |
| November |
Pea, Radish, Carrot, Spinach, Onion (nursery), Garlic |
Protect from cold winds |
| December |
Tomato (nursery), Brinjal (nursery), Chili (nursery), Onion (nursery), Pea |
Prepare for winter crops |
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🌱 Simple Sowing Table – Amroha, (UP)
| Crop |
Method |
Seed Rate* |
Spacing |
Sowing Window |
First Harvest |
| Tomato |
Nursery → Transplant |
100–120 g/acre |
60 × 45 cm |
Jan–Feb, Jun–Jul, Oct–Nov |
70–90 days |
| Brinjal (Eggplant) |
Nursery → Transplant |
200–250 g/acre |
60 × 45 cm |
Jan-Feb, June-July, Oct-Nov |
70-90 days |
| Chilli |
Nursery → Transplant |
150-200 g/acre |
45 x 30 cm |
Feb-Mar, June-July, Sept-Oct |
60-80 days |
| Okra (Bhindi) |
Direct Sowing |
8-10 kg/acre |
45 x 30 cm |
Feb-Mar, June-July |
50-60 days |
| Cauliflower |
Nursery → Transplant |
250-300 g/acre |
45 x 45 cm |
Sept-Oct |
60-75 days |
| Cabbage |
Nursery → Transplant |
300-350 g/acre |
45 x 45 cm |
Sept-Oct |
60-70 days |
| Pea |
Direct Sowing |
80-100 kg/acre |
30 x 10 cm |
Oct-Nov |
60-70 days |
| Spinach (Palak) |
Direct Sowing |
8-10 kg/acre |
20 x 5 cm |
Sept-Oct, Feb-Mar |
30-40 days |
| Radish (Mooli) |
Direct Sowing |
8-10 kg/acre |
30 x 5 cm |
Sept-Oct, Jan-Feb |
30-40 days |
| Carrot (Gajar) |
Direct Sowing |
5-6 kg/acre |
30 x 5 cm |
Sept-Oct |
80-90 days |
| Potato (Aloo) |
Tuber Planting |
10-12 quintal/acre |
60 x 20 cm |
Oct-Nov |
90-100 days |
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Block-Wise Sowing Recommendations – Amroha District, Uttar Pradesh
1. Amroha Block (Well-Irrigated Plains)
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Kharif (Jun–Oct):
- Paddy (high-yielding varieties)
- Maize (for fodder and grain)
- Pigeon pea (Arhar)
- Sugarcane (ratoon management)
-
Rabi (Oct–Mar):
- Wheat (improved varieties)
- Mustard (oilseed crop)
- Potato (early and main season)
- Chickpea (desi variety)
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Vegetables: Pea, spinach (Palak), fenugreek (Methi), radish (Mooli), carrot (Gajar).
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Zaid (Mar–Jun):
- Okra (Bhindi)
- Summer Squash (vegetable)
- Green Gram (Moong)
👉 Recommendation: Utilize the well-developed irrigation infrastructure for intensive vegetable cultivation during Rabi and Zaid seasons to increase farm income.
2. Joya Block (Mixed Irrigated and Rainfed)
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Kharif (Jun–Oct):
- Paddy (drought-tolerant varieties in rainfed areas)
- Maize (short-duration varieties)
- Pearl Millet (Bajra)
- Pigeon Pea (Arhar)
-
Rabi (Oct–Mar):
- Wheat (suitable for late sowing)
- Barley (in less irrigated areas)
- Mustard
- Chickpea
-
Vegetables: Mustard greens (Sarson ka Saag), cauliflower, cabbage, tomato, onion.
-
Zaid (Mar–Jun):
- Watermelon
- Muskmelon
- Cucumber
👉 Recommendation: Promote water harvesting and efficient irrigation methods (drip, sprinkler) to mitigate water stress and improve crop productivity in rainfed areas. Focus on market-driven vegetable crops.
3. Hasanpur Block (Canal-Irrigated and Riverine Areas)
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Kharif (Jun–Oct):
- Paddy (fine grain varieties)
- Sugarcane
- Sorghum (Jowar)
- Pigeon Pea
-
Rabi (Oct–Mar):
- Wheat
- Potato
- Pea
- Lentil (Masoor)
-
Vegetables: Radish, carrot, beetroot, turnip, garlic.
-
Zaid (Mar–Jun):
- Bottle Gourd (Lauki)
- Bitter Gourd (Karela)
- Ridge Gourd (Torai)
👉 Recommendation: Leverage the fertile riverine soils for high-value vegetable and sugarcane cultivation. Implement proper drainage to avoid waterlogging issues.
4. Dhanaura Block (Semi-Arid, Light Soils)
-
Kharif (Jun–Oct):
- Pearl Millet (Bajra)
- Sorghum (Jowar)
- Groundnut (early maturing varieties)
- Cluster Bean (Guar)
-
Rabi (Oct–Mar):
- Mustard
- Gram (desi chana)
- Barley
- Taramira (oilseed)
-
Vegetables: Indian Spinach (Palak), Fenugreek (Methi), Onion, Garlic.
-
Zaid (Mar–Jun):
- Cowpea (Lobia – fodder and vegetable)
- Moth Bean (pulse)
- Watermelon
👉 Recommendation: Promote drought-resistant crops and soil moisture conservation techniques (mulching, contour bunding) to enhance productivity in this semi-arid region. Explore intercropping options for income diversification.
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