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Turmeric nutrition and bio stimulants in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh

Guntur farmers grow turmeric on black cotton (regur) soils (season: Kharif planting (May to July), harvest January to March).

Turmeric farming in Guntur

Two problems Guntur growers keep an eye on in turmeric are shoot borer and pale, thin leaves. Mayura Gold is positioned for long-duration protection from early shoot borer and top borer.

Turmeric is a long-duration rhizome crop where soil health and root-zone nutrition decide rhizome size. In Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, the soil is black cotton (regur) soils. Black soils hold moisture well, but zinc and boron availability is often low in high-pH patches, so micronutrient sprays tend to pay off.

Other crops grown around Guntur include chilli, cotton and paddy, so plan sprays crop by crop rather than one schedule for the whole farm.

Recommended products for turmeric

Label dose for Turmeric products
ProductLabel dose
Mayura Gold4 kg per acre
Navasiri Zinc 12%1 g per 1 litre of water
Navasiri Soil Star5-10 kg per acre
Kohinoor2.5 ml per 1 litre of water
Navasiri Zinc 33% (Soil)5-10 kg per acre

Stage-wise plan for Guntur

  1. Planting

    Soil application of Soil Star or zinc granules at label dose supports early rooting.

  2. Tillering (60-90 days)

    Zinc foliar spray where leaves look pale; Zinc 12% is used at 1 g per litre.

  3. Rhizome bulking

    Granular soil support through the long bulking period; follow label guidance.

Common turmeric problems

  • Shoot borer

    Mayura Gold is positioned for long-duration protection from early shoot borer and top borer.

  • Pale, thin leaves

    Often a zinc or magnesium shortage.

Always follow the product label and consult your local agriculture officer. Results vary with soil, weather and management.

Turmeric questions from Guntur farmers

Which bio stimulant or micronutrient is used for turmeric in Guntur?

Farmers in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh commonly look at Mayura Gold, Navasiri Zinc 12%, Navasiri Soil Star for turmeric. Doses on the label: Mayura Gold: 4 kg per acre; Navasiri Zinc 12%: 1 g per 1 litre of water; Navasiri Soil Star: 5-10 kg per acre. Always follow the label and check with your local agriculture officer.

What is the turmeric season in Guntur?

Turmeric in Guntur is typically grown in Kharif planting (May to July), harvest January to March. Exact sowing dates depend on rainfall, irrigation and variety.

When should I spray micronutrients on turmeric?

Planting: Soil application of Soil Star or zinc granules at label dose supports early rooting. Tillering (60-90 days): Zinc foliar spray where leaves look pale; Zinc 12% is used at 1 g per litre.

How can I buy Navamitraa Agri Tech products in Guntur?

Call or WhatsApp 9703278789 with your village, crop and acreage. The team will guide you on the right product and how to get supply in Guntur.

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