Wheat Crop Under Threat: Indigenous Remedies for Root Rot & Yellowing Revealed

• Wheat crops in Bundelkhand, especially Sagar, face root rot and yellowing due to nutrient deficiency and fungal growth.
• Chemical farming has weakened soil; over 3,000 farmers in Sagar now use organic methods like Jeevamrut, Neemastra, and Panchagavya.
• Indigenous methods are cost-effective, increase soil fertility, and provide essential nutrients without harm.
• Expert Sumit Vishwakarma advises spraying Jeevamrut 4-5 times and Panchagavya for strong crop growth and yield.
• Panchagavya, made from cow products, jaggery, water, etc., can be prepared at home or bought for ~300 rupees/liter, cheaper than chemicals.

Why It Matters: Indigenous methods like Panchagavya offer a cost-effective, sustainable solution for wheat crop diseases.