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DISTRICT LEVEL Agro Meteorological Advisory Bulletin for the State of Tamil Nadu Bulletin No !जला !रत$मलनाडुके !लएकृ&ष मौसमसलाहकारबुले,टन DISTRICT LEVEL Agro meteorological Advisory Bulletin for the state of Tamil Nadu Bulletin No. 051 /2017 For the period 0830 IST, 27th June 2017 to 0830 IST, 30th June 2017 th Issued on Tuesday, 27 June 2017 Issued by DDGM, Regional Meteorological Centre, India Meteorological Department, Chennai in collaboration with TNAU and nine AMFU’s of Agro climatic Zones of the Tamil Nadu state Agro climatic zones of the state Agro met Sl. Agro climatic field Unit Districts No zone (AMFU) location Northeastern Kanchipuram, Tiruvallur, Cuddalore 1 Tiruvannamalai, Chennai,Villupuram , Chennai zone Vellore Northwestern Dharmapuri, Krishnagiri, Salem and 2 Namakkal zone Namakkal Western 3 Erode,Tiuppur and Coimbatore, Coimbatore, Zone Thanjavur, Nagapattinam, Thiruvarur, Cauvery Delta 4 Karur,Perambalur,Ariyalur and Adudurai zone Tiruchirapalli. Southern Virudhunagar, Tirunelveli and 5 Kovilpatti zone Toothugudi Pudukottai,Madurai,Dindigul, Theni, 6 South Zone Kannivadi Ramanathapuram and Sivagangai High rainfall 7 Kanyakumari Pechiparai zone 8 Hilly zone Nilgiris Ooty 9 Coastal Zone Karaikal and Pondicherry Karaikal Past Weather Summary for the period 23.06.17 to 26.06.17 for the State of Tamilnadu & Puducherry Temperature: Maximum Temperature of range 29oC – 40oC prevailed over the state. Kodaikanal and Uthagamandalam recorded Maximum temperature range 17oC – 22oC during the period. Minimum temperature of range 22oC - 30oC prevailed over the State. Kodaikanal and Uthagamandalam recorded Minimum temperature of range 11oC - 13oC during the same period. Spatial distribution of Rainfall Spatial distribution of Date Area Rainfall Widespread (Most -- -- places) Fairly widespread -- -- (Many places) Scattered (Few Places) 24.06.17 & 25.06.17 Tamil Nadu 25.06.17 Puducherry Isolated (Isolated Places) 23.06.17 & 26.06.17 Tamil Nadu Dry 23.06.17, 24.06.17& 26.06.17 Puducherry Chief Amounts of Rainfall (in cms):- 23.06.17: Ariyalur (Ariyalur Dist) 3, R.k.pet (Tiruvallur Dist), Valparai pto (Coimbatore Dist), Thuraiyur (Trichy Dist), Chinnakalar (Coimbatore Dist), Sholingur (Vellore Dist), Arakonam (Vellore Dist) 1 each. 24.06.17 : Kancheepuram (Kancheepuram Dist) 6, Coonoor pto (Nilgiris Dist), Valparai pto (Coimbatore Dist), Chengalpattu (Kancheepuram Dist) 4 each, Chembarabakkam (Tiruvallur Dist), Tiruvallur (Tiruvallur Dist), Virudachalam (Cuddalore Dist), Chinnakalar (Coimbatore Dist), Arani (Tiruvannamalai Dist), Kumarapalayam (Namakkal Dist), Kaveripakkam (Vellore Dist), Ennore AWS (Tiruvallur Dist), Chennai AP (Kancheepuram Dist) 3 each, Wallajah (Vellore Dist), Yercaud (Salem Dist), Coonoor (Nilgiris Dist), Kalavai AWS (Vellore Dist), Periyar (Theni Dist), Madavaram AWS (Tiruvallur Dist), Bhavani (Erode Dist), Tiruttani (Tiruvallur Dist), Mahabalipuram (Kancheepuram Dist), Vellore (Vellore Dist), G Bazar (Nilgiris Dist), Valparai taluk office (Coimbatore Dist), Thuckalay (Kanyakumari Dist) 2 each, Chennai(N) (Chennai Dist), Ponneri (Tiruvallur Dist), Thiruvalangadu (Tiruvallur Dist), Tambaram (Kancheepuram Dist), Kelambakkam (Kancheepuram Dist), Sholingur (Vellore Dist), Arakonam (Vellore Dist), Pechiparai (Kanyakumari Dist), Poondi (Tiruvallur Dist), Sethiathope (Cuddalore Dist), Satyabama uty arg (Kancheepuram Dist), Thamaraipakkam (Tiruvallur Dist), Kuzhithurai (Kanyakumari Dist), Anna University (Chennai Dist), Omalur (Salem Dist), Sriperumbudur (Kancheepuram Dist), Anna uty arg (Chennai Dist), Papanasam (Thanjavur Dist), Arantangi (Pudukkottai Dist), Pudukottai (Pudukkottai Dist), Red hills (Tiruvallur Dist), Vilupuram (Villupuram Dist), Mettupalayam (Coimbatore Dist), Nagercoil (Kanyakumari Dist), Cholavaram (Tiruvallur Dist) 1 each. 25.06.17 : Periyar (Theni Dist) 7, Chinnakalar (Coimbatore Dist), Valparai pto (Coimbatore Dist) 6 each, Valparai taluk office (Coimbatore Dist) 4, Mangalapuram (Namakkal Dist) 3, Salem (Salem Dist), Naduvattam (Nilgiris Dist), Gingee (Villupuram Dist), G Bazar (Nilgiris Dist), Viralimalai (Pudukkottai Dist), Cheyyur (Kancheepuram Dist), Colachel (Kanyakumari Dist) 2 each, Omalur (Salem Dist), Hogenekal (Dharmapuri Dist), Kuzhithurai (Kanyakumari Dist), Madukkur (Thanjavur Dist), Chennai AP (Kancheepuram Dist), Vanur (Villupuram Dist), Devala (Nilgiris Dist), Sankaridurg (Salem Dist), Yercaud (Salem Dist) 1 each. 26.06.17 : Valparai pto (Coimbatore Dist) 7, Valparai taluk office (Coimbatore Dist), Chinnakalar (Coimbatore Dist) 6 each, Eraniel (Kanyakumari Dist), Kuzhithurai (Kanyakumari Dist), Thuckalay (Kanyakumari Dist), Colachel (Kanyakumari Dist) 4 each, Papanasam (Tirunelveli Dist), Mylaudy (Kanyakumari Dist), Kanyakumari (Kanyakumari Dist), Nagercoil (Kanyakumari Dist), Periyar (Theni Dist) 3 each, Shencottah (Tirunelveli Dist), Thenkasi (Tirunelveli Dist), Pechiparai (Kanyakumari Dist), Bhoothapandy (Kanyakumari Dist) 2 each, Pollachi (Coimbatore Dist), Illayangudi (Sivaganga Dist), Ponneri (Tiruvallur Dist), R.s.mangalam (Ramanathapuram Dist), Cheranmahadevi (Tirunelveli Dist), Tiruvadanai (Ramanathapuram Dist) 1 each. DISTRICT LEVEL ENSEMBLE WEATHER FORECASTISSUED ON: 27.06.2017 VALID FOR THE NEXT 5 DAYS Districtwise Agromet Advisories Chennai Livestock: Light rainfall may be expected on 28.06.2017 and 01.07.2017. During summer 3 grams of Aspergillusorizae yeast to be added to the feed to reduce heat stress to the animals. Paddy straw and other dry roughages must be chapped into 1-2 inches length and smear with 2% salt solution to reduce wastage of feed. Feeders should be raised in poultry shed between 10 am to 5 pm to avoid heat stroke. Coconut leaves or paddy straws may be spread over the roof of the animal shed and spray water to avoid heat stress to the animals. Sheep and goat shed remove 3-4 inches of mud floor and replace it with new mud to avoid infection. Sheep and goat should be dewormed by using suitable anthelminthic by consulting with local veterinary doctor. Backyard poultry farmer advised to vaccinate against ranikhet disease. Agriculture (Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Kattupakkam) Imp. Crops: Rice, Sugarcane and Groundnut To control thrips and other sucking pest in cotton spray Imidacloprid 200 SL @ 100 ml/ha (or) Dimethoate 30 EC @ 500 ml/ha or Azadirachtin 0.03% EC @ 500 ml/ha. To control powdery mildew in rice fallow pulses, spray 5% Neem Seed Kernel Extract or Mancozeb @ 400 g/ac or Wettable Sulphur @ 1 kg/ac during morning or evening hours. Kancheepuram Livestock: Light rainfall may be expected on 01.07.2017 and 02.07.2017. During summer 3 grams of Aspergillusorizae yeast to be added to the feed to reduce heat stress to the animals. Paddy straw and other dry roughages must be chapped into 1-2 inches length and smear with 2% salt solution to reduce wastage of feed. Feeders should be raised in poultry shed between 10 am to 5 pm to avoid heat stroke. Coconut leaves or paddy straws may be spread over the roof of the animal shed and spray water to avoid heat stress to the animals. Sheep and goat shed remove 3-4 inches of mud floor and replace it with new mud to avoid infection. Sheep and goat should be dewormed by using suitable anthelminthic by consulting with local veterinary doctor. Backyard poultry farmer advised to vaccinate against ranikhet disease. Agriculture (Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Kattupakkam) Imp. Crops: Rice, Sugarcane and Groundnut To control thrips and other sucking pest in cotton spray Imidacloprid 200 SL @ 100 ml/ha (or) Dimethoate 30 EC @ 500 ml/ha or Azadirachtin 0.03% EC @ 500 ml/ha. To control powdery mildew in rice fallow pulses, spray 5% Neem Seed Kernel Extract or Mancozeb @ 400 g/ac or Wettable Sulphur @ 1 kg/ac during morning or evening hours. Thiruvallur Livestock: Light rainfall may be expected from next five days. During summer 3 grams of Aspergillusorizae yeast to be added to the feed to reduce heat stress to the animals. Paddy straw and other dry roughages must be chapped into 1-2 inches length and smear with 2% salt solution to reduce wastage of feed. Feeders should be raised in poultry shed between 10 am to 5 pm to avoid heat stroke. Coconut leaves or paddy straws may be spread over the roof of the animal shed and spray water to avoid heat stress to the animals. Sheep and goat shed remove 3-4 inches of mud floor and replace it with new mud to avoid infection. Sheep and goat should be dewormed by using suitable anthelminthic by consulting with local veterinary doctor. Backyard poultry farmer advised to vaccinate against ranikhet disease. Agriculture (Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Kattupakkam) Imp. Crops: Rice, Sugarcane and Groundnut To control thrips and other sucking pest in cotton spray Imidacloprid 200 SL @ 100 ml/ha (or) Dimethoate 30 EC @ 500 ml/ha or Azadirachtin 0.03% EC @ 500 ml/ha. To control powdery mildew in rice fallow pulses, spray 5% Neem Seed Kernel Extract or Mancozeb @ 400 g/ac or Wettable Sulphur @ 1 kg/ac during morning or evening hours. Vellore Livestock: Light rainfall may be expected on 02.07.2017. During summer 3 grams of Aspergillusorizae yeast to be added to the feed to reduce heat stress to the animals. Paddy straw and other dry roughages must be chapped into 1-2 inches length and smear with 2% salt solution to reduce wastage of feed. Feeders should be raised in poultry shed between 10 am to 5 pm to avoid heat stroke. Coconut leaves or paddy straws may be spread over the roof of the animal shed and spray water to avoid heat stress to the animals. Sheep and goat shed remove 3-4 inches of mud floor and replace it with new mud to avoid infection. Sheep and goat should be dewormed by using suitable
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