Winter Chill Halts Veggie Growth? Expert Tips to Boost Farm Yields!

• Extreme cold and frost in winter stall vegetable growth, leading to financial losses for farmers.
• Overwatering and temperatures below 10°C are primary reasons for stunted crop growth.
• Dr. I.K. Kushwaha suggests using a Trichoderma mixture (2kg Trichoderma, 2kg jaggery, 1kg gram flour, 200L water) to prevent rotting and promote growth.
• If moisture is sufficient, spray WDG sulfur (2g/L water) to generate warmth in plants and accelerate growth.
• Avoid using urea in winter as it can increase rotting; spray only when the sun is out, not during dew or high humidity.

Why It Matters: Farmers can protect winter vegetable crops from cold-induced growth stalls by following expert scientific methods.