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🗓️ Vegetable Crop Calendar for Sitapur Farmers

🌱 Simple Sowing Table – Sitapur, (UP)

Block-Wise Sowing Recommendations – Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh

1. Biswan, Hargaon, Laharpur (Well-Irrigated Plains)

• Kharif (Jun–Oct):
  • Paddy (high-yielding varieties)
  • Maize (for fodder and grain)
  • Pigeonpea (arhar)
  • Black gram (urad)
• Rabi (Oct–Mar):
  • Wheat (improved varieties)
  • Chickpea (desi and kabuli)
  • Mustard (oilseed)
  • Potato
  • Pea
• Vegetables:
  • Tomato, cauliflower, cabbage, spinach
• Zaid (Mar–Jun):
  • Okra
  • Bottle gourd
  • Cucumber
  • Moong bean

👉 Recommendation: Given the good irrigation infrastructure, farmers should diversify into high-value vegetable crops like potato and tomato for better returns. Intercropping pulses like moong during Zaid can improve soil health.

2. Sidhauli, Misrikh (Canal-Irrigated, Some Sandy Loam)

• Kharif (Jun–Oct):
  • Paddy (medium duration varieties)
  • Pearl millet (bajra, drought-resistant)
  • Sorghum (jowar, fodder)
  • Groundnut (in sandy loam patches)
• Rabi (Oct–Mar):
  • Wheat (suitable for late sowing)
  • Barley (drought-tolerant)
  • Lentil (masoor)
  • Mustard
• Vegetables:
  • Radish, carrot, fenugreek (methi), coriander
• Zaid (Mar–Jun):
  • Watermelon (in sandy areas)
  • Muskmelon
  • Summer vegetables (pumpkin, bitter gourd)

👉 Recommendation: Farmers in these blocks should focus on water conservation techniques (drip irrigation) for efficient use of canal water and consider drought-resistant crops like barley and pearl millet.

3. Maholi, Rampur Mathura (Relatively Less Irrigated, Rain-fed Areas)

• Kharif (Jun–Oct):
  • Paddy (short-duration, drought-resistant varieties)
  • Pigeonpea (arhar)
  • Sesame (til)
  • Finger millet (ragi)
• Rabi (Oct–Mar):
  • Chickpea (desi)
  • Lentil
  • Mustard
  • Linseed (alsi)
• Vegetables:
  • Spinach, fenugreek, mustard greens
• Zaid (Mar–Jun):
  • Cowpea (lobia, fodder and pulse)
  • Cluster bean (guar)

👉 Recommendation: Farmers should prioritize soil and water conservation practices (bunding, contour plowing) to maximize rainwater harvesting and focus on drought-tolerant crops. Promotion of pulses can improve soil fertility.

4. Kasmanda, Machhrehta (Riverine Areas with Variable Soil)

• Kharif (Jun–Oct):
  • Paddy (flood-tolerant varieties in low-lying areas)
  • Maize (on higher ground)
  • Sugarcane (along riverbanks)
  • Pigeonpea
• Rabi (Oct–Mar):
  • Wheat (late-sown varieties after flood recession)
  • Mustard
  • Potato (on well-drained soils)
  • Pea
• Vegetables:
  • Radish, Carrot, Turnip
• Zaid (Mar–Jun):
  • Vegetables (cucumbers, pumpkins)
  • Green gram (moong)

👉 Recommendation: Farmers in these blocks need to select flood-tolerant varieties of paddy and implement appropriate drainage systems. Vegetable cultivation after the monsoon can provide a good income source.