Mango Farmers: Act Now! Polythene & Grease Method Vanishes Mealybugs

• December-January is crucial for mango orchard care to ensure a good summer yield.
• Mealybugs are a major pest that suck sap from blossoms and cause fruit drop, leading to farmer losses.
• Preventive measures are essential now to protect mango crops from mealybug infestation.
• Wrap tree trunks with 400-gauge polythene 25cm high from the ground and apply grease to its edges to stop mealybugs.
• Spray a four percent neem oil solution to further prevent mealybug attacks and ensure good production.

Why It Matters: Timely polythene, grease, and neem oil application protects mangoes from mealybugs, ensuring good yield.