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🗓️ Vegetable Crop Calendar for Shamli Farmers

🌱 Simple Sowing Table – Shamli, (UP)

Block-Wise Sowing Recommendations – Shamli District, Uttar Pradesh

1. Shamli Block (Intensive Irrigated Plains)

• Kharif (Jun–Oct):
  • Paddy (high-yielding varieties), maize
  • Sugarcane (as a major cash crop)
  • Pigeonpea (Arhar) – as intercrop
  • Vegetables: Okra, bottle gourd, bitter gourd
• Rabi (Oct–Mar):
  • Wheat (high-yielding varieties)
  • Mustard, rapeseed
  • Potato, onion, garlic
  • Chickpea, lentil
• Vegetables: Cauliflower, cabbage, tomato, spinach, fenugreek (methi), radish, carrot.
• Zaid (Mar–Jun):
  • Muskmelon, watermelon, cucumber, pumpkin
  • Summer moong, summer vegetables (okra, bottle gourd)

👉 Recommendation: Given the intensive irrigation, farmers in Shamli block should adopt crop diversification with vegetables (potato, onion) and focus on improved varieties of wheat and paddy for higher yields.

2. Thanabhawan Block (Canal Irrigated, Sandy Loam)

• Kharif (Jun–Oct):
  • Paddy (medium duration varieties)
  • Pearl millet (Bajra) – drought tolerant
  • Pigeonpea, cluster bean (Guar)
  • Groundnut (in sandy patches)
• Rabi (Oct–Mar):
  • Wheat, barley
  • Mustard, taramira (Eruca sativa) – drought-resistant oilseed
  • Chickpea
  • Vegetables: Carrot, radish, spinach
• Vegetables: Radish, carrot, spinach, fenugreek (methi), pea
• Zaid (Mar–Jun):
  • Watermelon, muskmelon
  • Fodder crops: Sorghum, pearl millet

👉 Recommendation: Farmers in Thanabhawan should focus on water conservation techniques like drip irrigation and promote drought-tolerant crops like pearl millet and mustard to cope with the sandy loam and variable irrigation.

3. Un Block (Mixed Irrigated and Rainfed, Riverine Influence)

• Kharif (Jun–Oct):
  • Paddy (flood-tolerant varieties in low-lying areas)
  • Maize
  • Sorghum (Jowar)
  • Vegetables (on raised beds): Okra, cucumber
• Rabi (Oct–Mar):
  • Wheat (late-sown varieties after flood recession)
  • Mustard, linseed
  • Lentil, field pea
  • Vegetables: Potato (on ridges), radish, spinach
• Vegetables: Radish, spinach, potato, mustard greens (sarson ka saag)
• Zaid (Mar–Jun):
  • Vegetables: Cucumber, bottle gourd, pumpkin
  • Fodder crops

👉 Recommendation: Farmers in Un block need to adopt flood-resilient cropping systems. Promote cultivation on raised beds and select crop varieties that can tolerate waterlogging or late sowing due to riverine flooding.