Bengal Gram Archives - Dhanashree Agro

Scientific Name : Cicer arietinum Family : Fabaceae Origin : Middle East (Southwest Asia) India's Global Rank (share) : First rank (approx. 65–70% of global production) Major Producing States : Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka Nutritional Benefits : 1. Rich source of plant-based protein 2. High in dietary fiber, supports digestion 3. Helps in controlling blood sugar levels 4. Supports heart health by reducing cholesterol

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Specific Spraying Challenges in Bengal Gram
1. Short plant height & dense branching: Spray solution often fails to reach inner canopy with manual spraying.
2. High pest incidence: Pod borer (Helicoverpa), aphids require precise and timely sprays.
3. Disease pressure in cool weather:Wilt and Ascochyta blight demand preventive spraying.

Most critical stage in Bengal Gram: Flowering to Pod Formation Stage
Most important Nutrient & Micro Nutrients Required for Bengal Gram : Phosphorus and Boron

Why Phosphorus and Boron is Critical for Bengal Gram
1. Helps in protein synthesis
2. Reduces flower and pod drop
3. Promotes early flowering
4. Improves pod formation

How Agricultural Drones Help in Bengal Gram Spraying
1. Uniform spray coverage across dense crop canopy
2. Better penetration due to drone downwash effect
3. No crop damage as drones do not enter the field
4. Saves 60–70% labour cost
5. Reduces water usage by 80–90%

Crop Stage Key Nutrients
1. Seedling Stage :N, P, Zn, Mo
2. Vegetative Stage : P, K S ,Fe
3. Bud Initiation Stage: P, K, B, Zn
4. Flowering Stage : ⭐ K ,S ,B, Zn
5. Pod Formation Stage :⭐ K, P, Ca, B
6. Seed Filling Stage : K, Mg, S

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