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Katyayani Organics Private Limited is an agrochemical company based in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. We make crop protection and plant nutrition products for Indian farming, including insecticides, fungicides, herbicides, fertilizers, micronutrients and bio inputs, at our own plant in Raisen district.
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Katyayani products gave my paddy field the best yield in 5 years. Quality is unmatched.
Organic pesticide worked wonders on my garden plants. Flowering started within a month!
The water-soluble fertilizer transformed my wheat crop. Will never switch brands again.
Neem oil saved my cotton from whitefly. Fast delivery and great customer support always.
Best fungicide I have ever used for chilli crop. No more leaf spots since I started.
Combo kit was brilliant value. One pack solved pest, fungus and nutrition in one go.
Herbicide cleared my paddy field of weeds without harming the crop. Very effective formula.
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Crop guides, pest and disease help, and government schemes, written for farmers.
Rabi & Horticulture Crop GuidesWinter Wheat Fertilizer: What to Do Before Dormancy, at Spring Green-Up and Before Jointing (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Sulphur and Timing)Winter wheat is fed in three steps. Before winter, a thin stand gets a small dose of nitrogen (Purdue says 20 to 30 lb per acre) and phosphorus goes in at seeding. At spring green-up, nitrogen goes on once fields are fit, and Purdue calls Feekes 4 to 5 the best window. Stop around Feekes 6 (jointing). Total nitrogen is set by yield goal: Penn State uses about 1 lb per bushel, while the Tri-State guide gives 120 lb for 100 bushels. Check sulphur on light soils.
Organic & Bio InputsPesticide Tank Mix Compatibility: What You Can Mix, the Right Mixing Order and How to Do a Jar TestA pesticide tank mix is two or more products sprayed together from one tank. Read every label first, because the label can forbid a partner. Fill the tank half with clean water, add products one at a time (dry powders and granules first, then liquids and emulsifiable concentrates, spreaders last), and stir between each. Test any new combination in a jar before you fill the tank: same water, same proportions, stand 15 to 30 minutes, and reject it if you see layers, lumps, gel, heat or settled solids. A jar test shows physical problems only. It cannot show that one product has weakened the other.
Bulk & Dealer Buying GuidesHow to Read a Pesticide Label: Colour Triangle, Registration Number, Batch, Expiry, Waiting Period, Antidote and Safety Panel ExplainedA pesticide label is the printed and written matter on the pack and on the leaflet inside it. In India, Rule 19 of the Insecticides Rules 1971 says it must show the manufacturer, brand name, registration number, active ingredients with percentages, net content, batch number, expiry date and an antidote statement. A diamond with a colour band shows the toxicity: red for extremely toxic, yellow for highly toxic, blue for moderately toxic and green for slightly toxic. Read the crop, pest and dose in the leaflet, and respect the waiting period before harvest.
Organic & Bio InputsWhen to Spray Pesticide in Winter: Best Time of Day, Dew, Fog, Wind, Rain Window and Cold-Weather Rules for Fungicide, Insecticide and HerbicideFor most winter sprays, wait until the dew is gone, spray in a light breeze in the late morning to afternoon, and keep a rain-free gap of at least 24 hours for contact products and 1 to 2 hours for systemic ones (Purdue). Do not spray in high wind, high temperature or rain (TNAU). Stay away from calm, clear evenings, when inversions trap fine drift (Government of Ontario, NDSU). For insecticides on flowering crops such as mustard, ICAR-CRIDA bulletins say evening or afternoon and never when bees are foraging. Cold slows herbicide uptake below 60 F (Nebraska), and sulphur loses vapour action at 15 C and below (AWRI).
Agri Business & LicensingBio-Input Unit Business: How to Start a Vermicompost and Jeevamrut Unit, Rules, Government Support, Process and Quality StandardsA bio-input unit makes vermicompost or jeevamrut from cow dung, plant waste and worms and sells it nearby. Under the National Mission on Natural Farming a Bio-input Resource Centre gets Rs 1 lakh in two tranches of Rs 50,000, but shed and rent are not covered, and the guideline names natural farming inputs, not vermicompost. Vermicompost sold in packs must meet the FCO standard: 15 to 25 percent moisture and at least 18 percent organic carbon in the copy we read. Start with worm beds in a shaded shed, a cow-dung supply and a buyer list.
Soil & NutritionWinter Cover Crops: Best Species, Sowing Time, Seed Rate, Nitrogen and Termination, for Northern-Hemisphere Winters and India's Rabi SeasonA winter cover crop is a plant cover sown after one crop is harvested and killed before the next one is planted. In cold-winter countries, cereal rye is the hardiest and can be sown latest; oats and oil radish die in the cold; crimson clover, hairy vetch and winter pea add nitrogen. NC State gives 20 to 25 lb/acre of crimson clover broadcast, and AHDB gives 30 to 100 kg/ha for rye. Sow soon after harvest, because early sowing grows far more biomass. Kill grass covers 7 to 14 days before a summer crop (NC State) or 6 to 8 weeks before drilling in the UK (AHDB). In India, TNAU lists sunnhemp at 25 to 35 kg/ha and dhaincha at 50 kg/ha, turned in at 45 to 60 days.
Agri Business & LicensingCIB&RC Pesticide Registration in India: Section 9(3) vs 9(3B) vs 9(4), Data Needed, Fee Page, Steps and TimelinesCIB&RC registration is the central permission, under the Insecticides Act, 1968, that every pesticide needs before it is made, imported or sold in India. Section 9(3) is regular registration, Section 9(3B) is a provisional two-year registration for a product new to India, and Section 9(4) gives a second applicant a certificate for an already registered product on the same conditions. Applications go online on the CROP portal, where the registration fee set by the Rules is paid.
Rabi & Horticulture Crop GuidesFog, Dew and Crop Disease in Winter: Which Diseases Fog Brings, the Weather Each One Needs and When to Spray in Rabi CropsFog and dew do not make a disease from nothing. They put liquid water on the leaf, and most winter fungi and water moulds need that water to start an infection. PAU puts wheat yellow rust at 7 to 13 C nights with 85 to 100 percent humidity, mustard Alternaria blight at 15 to 25 C with humidity above 75 percent, and white rust at 13 to 25 C with humidity above 75 percent. Powdery mildew is the exception and does not need wet leaves. After a foggy night, wait until the fog clears and the dew dries before you spray, as the IMD and ICAR Mizoram bulletin of 6 November 2026 advises, and spray before the disease spreads, not after.
Government SchemesGST on Tractors and Farm Machinery: 5% Rate, Effective Date, Parts and What Farmers PayGST on tractors is 5% from 22 September 2025, down from 12%. The GST Council decided it on 3 September 2025 at its 56th meeting. The 5% covers tractors of heading 8701 except road tractors for semi-trailers with an engine above 1800 cc, which are at 18% (down from 28%). Farm machinery for soil work, harvesting, threshing, baling, mowing and composting, plus sprinklers and drip systems, also moved from 12% to 5%. Tractor tyres, tubes and listed tractor parts moved from 18% to 5%. It is 5% and not nil because a nil rate would block the maker from claiming credit on inputs.Tell us what you need and our team will get back to you.
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