Namaste once again. Sir i have a doubt. In your videos i have seen that drip irrigation lateral line is at much height Its almost at 5-6 feet height from ground. . i have to ask you what is the reason behind it ? here in Nashik Maharashtra we maximally put it at 2-3 feet height.
+Sahil Fatangare It is not so specific. If you put it at height it will not come in the way of cultural operations. That farm uses mini tiller between tow rows. There is no much significance of height.
Even i also agree with your point. But some people in our area says that if we put laterals in distant height, it will result in hardness of soil where the water falls and it will result in slow development of root zone. they also said that water should fall smoothly because root zone lies in area around where water falls. and that area must remain smooth and also when water falls from height it will disturb by the wind pressure and water will not fall in desired area
Yes you are correct. It is better to keep laterals on ground. Splashing water from height may spread disease also. But for their convenience farmers follow many methods.
namaste sir Iam grape farmer from nashik maharashtra. i want to ask you that here in our region every farmer use steel angles for pendal system. but as i saw in your documentary every farm has cement poles. I have not seen this in my region. i wanted to ask you that what will be the durability of that cement poles. I have large farm but limited financial. Is that cement poles will be cost effective and durable? or is there any another reason that you use cement poles for pendal system?
+Sahil Fatangare Sir it costs almost same to GI, a bit costlier. It remains for ever if you not break it by hitting tractor. There is no other reason for that. Even the stone pillar is good.
+shramjeev I'm a farmer from Nasik Maharashtra I have planted dogridge root stalk and as I am new to grape farming I am having difficulty in selecting which variety to graft can you please suggest me a good grape variety
Sir we have many good varieties in India. You can get it with farmers or institutes. But plant quarantine law must be followed to take it to your country. I don't know which country you belong to. It is better to search grape vine in your country itself. If you want from India we can give contacts of farmers.
Sir i want to start grapes and pomegranate export business. could you make video of export practices of these two fruits. such as harvesting,precooling, cooling, packaging, certification, GAP practices, etc. Please it will be very helpful.
See sir making a video documentary is a costly and time consuming job. Hence you study yourself. You may contact APEDA for more information on export of agriculture products.
Thank you for sharing this, it is so amazing and helpful. I will try grape production in my region in Kenya.I will contact you for more help.
Excellent doccumentary on grape cultivation
Thank you
@@ShramajeeviAgriFilms Keep doing the same on some other crops too... Really informative
Great video very informative
Thank you sir
the best film.thanks
+Wiwat Asakit Thank you sir.
Bravo
Namaste once again. Sir i have a doubt. In your videos i have seen that drip irrigation lateral line is at much height Its almost at 5-6 feet height from ground. . i have to ask you what is the reason behind it ? here in Nashik Maharashtra we maximally put it at 2-3 feet height.
+Sahil Fatangare It is not so specific. If you put it at height it will not come in the way of cultural operations. That farm uses mini tiller between tow rows. There is no much significance of height.
Even i also agree with your point. But some people in our area says that if we put laterals in distant height, it will result in hardness of soil where the water falls and it will result in slow development of root zone.
they also said that water should fall smoothly because root zone lies in area around where water falls. and that area must remain smooth
and also when water falls from height it will disturb by the wind pressure and water will not fall in desired area
Yes you are correct. It is better to keep laterals on ground. Splashing water from height may spread disease also. But for their convenience farmers follow many methods.
+Shramajeevi ok thanks
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namaste sir Iam grape farmer from nashik maharashtra. i want to ask you that here in our region every farmer use steel angles for pendal system. but as i saw in your documentary every farm has cement poles. I have not seen this in my region. i wanted to ask you that what will be the durability of that cement poles. I have large farm but limited financial. Is that cement poles will be cost effective and durable? or is there any another reason that you use cement poles for pendal system?
+Sahil Fatangare Sir it costs almost same to GI, a bit costlier. It remains for ever if you not break it by hitting tractor. There is no other reason for that. Even the stone pillar is good.
+shramjeev I'm a farmer from Nasik Maharashtra I have planted dogridge root stalk and as I am new to grape farming I am having difficulty in selecting which variety to graft can you please suggest me a good grape variety
Sir your state is No. 1 in grape. Find some good farmer to help you
Where we can buy good grapes planting material? Request for reply.
Sir we have many good varieties in India. You can get it with farmers or institutes. But plant quarantine law must be followed to take it to your country. I don't know which country you belong to. It is better to search grape vine in your country itself. If you want from India we can give contacts of farmers.
Sir i want to start grapes and pomegranate export business. could you make video of export practices of these two fruits. such as harvesting,precooling, cooling, packaging, certification, GAP practices, etc. Please it will be very helpful.
See sir making a video documentary is a costly and time consuming job. Hence you study yourself. You may contact APEDA for more information on export of agriculture products.
k thanks
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sprays his grapes with poision…lol...
+Jim Anderson Hi we are media people without any grape garden. We are just showing what the farmers are doing.