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Jhabua Agromet Advisory

State
Madhya Pradesh
Prepared by
JNKVV, Jabalpur & RVSKVV, Gwalior (ICAR AMFU)
  • Soil: Wet

Advisory issued · Soil & rainfall data for 26 Sept

5-Day Weather Forecast📍 Jhabua district
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Soil Moisture

26 Sept 2026 · daily average
0.356m³/m³ surface
Wet

Near saturation — avoid irrigation, risk of waterlogging

Depth profile — volumetric water content

0–1 cmSurface
0.356Wet
1–3 cmNear-surface
0.360Wet
3–9 cmShallow root
0.368Wet
9–27 cmMid root zone
0.389Wet
27–81 cmDeep root zone
0.439Wet

Field capacity for most Indian loamy soils: 0.25–0.35 m³/m³. Surface is wet; the 9–27 cm root zone is wet.

Rainfall — Last 4 Days

1.8 mm total
  1. 0.0 mm
  2. 0.0 mm
  3. 1.3 mm
  4. 0.5 mm

What to Do Today

Based on soil moisture + rainfall
  • Soil is saturatedSkip irrigation and check field drainage — standing water harms roots of most non-paddy crops.
  • Root zone has moisture (9–27 cm: 0.39 m³/m³)Crop roots have water available even if the top layer dries out.

General guidance from weather data only. For crop protection follow the official advisory below and your local KVK.

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5-Day Weather Forecast

IMD forecast: 15mm expected Sunday (27 Sept)

During the forecast period, the weather is expected mainly cloudy, light rainfall with thunderstorms, lightning, gusty winds (30–40 km/h) in the district. Maximum temperatures are expected to remain near normal and gradually increase by 0.3 – 0.5°C and minimum temperature also gradually increase by 0.2 to 0.3 °C over the next five days. Relative humidity is expected to high to moderate and range between 71% and 74% at its maximum and between 56% and 59% at its minimum. Average wind speeds will range from 4.0 to 14.0 km/h, generally blowing from the east, northwest and west. A total rainfall of 46.9 mm is expected during this period.

Parameter
Rainfall (mm)7.912.14.27.415.3
Max Temp (°C)34.234.735.134.634.3
Min Temp (°C)22.422.622.922.723
Humidity (AM) (%)7372717374
Humidity (PM) (%)5857565859
Wind Speed (km/h)—————
Cloud Cover (okta)—————

General Advisory

  • According to the weather forecast for the next five days, temperatures are likely to remain normal in the district. Light rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds (30–40 km/h) is likely at isolated places. In view of these weather conditions, farmers are advised to maintain regular monitoring of Kharif crops, as the grain-filling stage and prolonged cloudy and humid weather may increase the risk of pest infestation. If pest incidence increases, use the recommended insecticide at the recommended dose for effective control. Apply the recommended quantity of fertilizers to vegetables and Kharif crops. Earthing-up and staking should be carried out in maize, vegetables, and other tall- standing crops to prevent or minimize lodging and wind damage.

Crop-Specific Advisories

SoyabeanMaizeCottonBlack Gram+ Horticulture+ Livestock
Crop recommendations with pesticide names, dosages and growth-stage guidance are available in the NaPanta app.

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Crop advisories for Jhabua

Crops & issues in this advisory

#CropPest, disease or topic
1Harvesting Stage
2Pod Stage- Seed Germination
3Harvesting Stage
4Harvesting Stage
5Leaf Eating Caterpillar
6Leaf Eating Caterpillar
7Leaf Eating Caterpillar
8Leaf Eating Caterpillar
9Root Rot
10Sucking Pests
11Recommended dosage
12Drainage Channel
13Root Rot
14Sucking Pests
15Recommended dosage
16Drainage Channel
17Root Rot
18Sucking Pests
19Recommended dosage
20Drainage Channel
21Root Rot
22Sucking Pests
23Recommended Dosage
24Drainage Channel
25Stem Rot
26Shoot Borer
27Recommended Dosage
28Drainage Channel
29Stem Rot
30Shoot Borer
31Recommended Dosage
32Drainage Channel
33Ticks and Mites
34Do's

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Frequently Asked Questions

What crops are covered in the Jhabua agromet advisory?

The latest Jhabua advisory covers Soyabean, Maize, Cotton, Black Gram, Madhya Pradesh. Each crop entry gives stage-wise guidance on irrigation, pest management and disease control for the coming days.

How often is the Jhabua agromet advisory issued?

District agromet bulletins are issued twice a week. The latest Jhabua bulletin shown here was issued on 22 Sept 2026. NaPanta updates this page automatically after each new bulletin.

How should Jhabua farmers use the 5-day weather forecast?

Use the forecast to plan field work: skip irrigation when rain is expected, avoid spraying on windy or rainy days, and time harvest around dry weather. The soil moisture card shows whether the field needs water right now.

Who prepares the Jhabua agromet advisory?

The bulletin for Jhabua is prepared by the Agromet Field Unit of JNKVV, Jabalpur & RVSKVV, Gwalior (ICAR AMFU) under the Gramin Krishi Mausam Sewa, using India Meteorological Department forecasts.

Can I get the Jhabua advisory on my phone?

Yes. Save Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh in the NaPanta app to get a notification with each new bulletin and crop-level advice for your own fields.