Crops
Pick the crop in your field.
Vanakalam — The monsoon season. · Yasangi — The season after the monsoon.
Paddy
A full season in the field, from the young crop to the grain.
Paddy stays with the farmer for a long stretch. Early on, the question is often how to feed the crop. Later, it is how to protect it while it is standing. Zenova walks that whole stretch with you, in Telangana and in Andhra Pradesh. Tell us the week the crop is in, and we will point you to nutrition or protection, or both.
Cotton
Months in the field. Each stage deserves its own talk.
Cotton does not finish in a hurry. A product that was right last month may be the wrong one now. Most cotton conversations with us begin with protection, or with plant strength when the crop needs support at a stage. We would rather hear how the field looks today than offer a name too early.
Chilli
A crop people notice, picking after picking.
Chilli is a crop farmers and dealers ask us about. The plant has to stay in condition through the pickings, so protection and nutrition come up again and again. We do not print a market price or a month. We talk about the crop in the field.
Maize
Grown for grain and for feed.
Maize feeds people and animals. The useful questions are simple. Does this stage need nutrition, and does the crop need protection? Tell us which, and we will stay on that shelf until it is clear.
Red gram
A pulse farmers ask for by name.
Red gram is here because farmers and dealers ask about it. It is a pulse, and the conversation is the same shape as the others. Look at the crop. Choose protection, nutrition, a biological, or plant strength. Then let a licensed dealer confirm the product.