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Feasibility of Rice and Sesame after Wheat crop || Crop Reformer

In this video clip, feasibility of Sesame and Rice crop after wheat has been discussed in detail. Sesame (Sesamum indicum) is an important oilseed crop of sandy loam soils in partially irrigated areas of Punjab. Most of sesame crop is commonly planted after wheat crop from April to June. This season crop is more prone to monsoon rainfall during most of the seasons. In this video, we have explained that spring planting of sesame is more successful than summer crop. This season crop has very less risk of biotic stresses and mostly escapes the insect and disease attack. Early March planted sesame TH-6, a single stemmed, early maturing variety may mature at the end of June just before the onset of monsoon rains. However, end March planted crop is likely to mature during the month of July. In addition to its feasibility as spring crop, it has further been explained that Thal area and Cholistan belt are more suitable when planted after wheat. Production technology of crops is evolving with the passage of time and with the induction of new agriculture machinery, equipment and techniques throughout the globe.