'Listening' DVLA Will Supply Tacho and CPC Data Through The ADLV

Following a recent survey of over 100 senior UK haulage fleet managers, conducted by the Association for Driving Licence Verification (ADLV) www.adlv.co.uk, the DVLA has now agreed to supply Tacho and CPC Data to the haulage industry. The data will be made available in the New Year, alongside driving licence data already available through the ADLV. The ADLV welcomes the news to make the data available and believes that it can be used to significantly reduce employer risk, ensure a better-trained workforce and improve road safety. The survey had shown that 91% of management respondents wanted CPC & Tacho data to be available alongside existing online driving licence checks. 90% also felt that the availability of the data could make their own monitoring of driver entitlement easier and improve support for existing HR systems. Commenting on the news, Richard Brown Managing Director of Licence Check, an ADLV member noted, “As a call to action our survey is hard to ignore, as it reflects the views of 100 senior UK Haulage managers - many of whom come from fleets of over 100 vehicles. However, that said, the upcoming release of Tacho and CPC data by the DVLA now is a testament to the DVLA’s ability to listen to the industry and to respond. For that they should be greatly commended. “Whether the data is now used to improve compliance, training, licence administration or more broadly to increase road safety, its impact will be extremely beneficial. We look forward to considering other data sets that will help fleet managers know their drivers better.”The current list of ADLV members that fleet managers can contact should they require online driver entitlement checks is as follows: Admin Business Solutions, Descartes Systems UK Ltd., Drivercheck Ltd., Driving Monitor, Fleet Claims Administration Ltd., GB Group plc, Intelligent Data Systems (UK) Ltd., Interactive Driving Systems Ltd., Jaama Ltd., Licence Bureau Ltd., Licence Check Ltd., Pinewood.EndsNote To Editors: About the ADLV (www.adlv.co.uk)The Association for Driving License Verification has been established to promote and encourage best practice within the industry for the initial and continued validation of driver entitlement for responsible employers and road safety. The ADLV will both represent and regulate Members organisations in accordance with its rigorous Code of Conduct. For further information please contact:Richard Payne-GillADLV07534 199236richard.paynegill@adlv.co.ukwww.adlv.co.ukor Leigh RichardsThe Right Image PR & Marketing Group07758 372527leigh.richards@therightimage.co.ukwww.therightimage.co.uk Source: RealWire

Strategic partnership announced between Proagrica and Dacom Farm Intelligence

Proagrica and Dacom Farm Intelligence have announced their collaboration to bring smart farm management and unique hardware products to the agriculture market with immediate effect. This will result in a unique combination of hyper-modern farm management software linked with expertise in the agricultural sector that has spanned more than 100 years. Proagrica, which publishes Farmers Weekly and the Dutch weekly Boerderij (since 1915) among other titles, also operates Farmplan and Gatekeeper software. At the end of last year, Proagrica acquired F4F, which brings proven integration technology and data analytics platforms to the agricultural supply chain. The strategic partnership with the Dutch company Dacom Farm Intelligence will expand its capability in farm management software and data solutions outside of the UK. According to Janneke Hadders, CEO of Dacom Farm Intelligence, “Dacom has been developing innovative and pioneering technologies for the agricultural sector for over 30 years. We bring together the world of data collection and the use of that data for specific advisory purposes. Data-driven decision making is the future for agriculture, and developments in that sector are moving rapidly. The partnership between Proagrica and Dacom will enable the use of data-driven advisory services to be accelerated. This will allow us to significantly improve our advisory services and enable us to offer growers even better solutions to help farmers deliver real farm efficiency improvements.” Casper Niesink, Managing Director, Software and Media at Proagrica, added “The partnership with Dacom fits perfectly with the strategy we are implementing at Proagrica. We are focussed on helping farmers deliver real on farm efficiency savings through evidence-based production, and smart technology solutions fit perfectly with this aim. We are looking forward to working with our colleagues across both businesses to ensure the agriculture industry has the tools it needs to deliver food sustainably and efficiently”. End Notes to Editors For further information please contact: Snezana Petrovic Sarah Carter Chief Marketing Officer Account Manager Proagrica rdp snezana.petrovic@proagrica.com scarter@rdp.co.uk +44 (0)20 8652 2077 +44 (0) 1452 429 175 Casper Niesink Janneke Hadders Managing Director, Software and Media CEO Proagrica Dacom casper.niesink@proagrica.com janneke@dacom.nl +44 (0)7795 458706 +44(0)31 655 745019 Proagrica is a global division of Reed Business Information and the RELX Group, a FTSE 100 company. Proagrica provides critical decision-support to the global agriculture industry by delivering high-value insight and data, trusted workflow tools, proven integration technology and effective channels-to-market. We’re proud of our market-leading brands in Europe, as well as a growing footprint in Australia, Asia Pacific, South Africa and the US. Our portfolio includes flagship media brands Farmers Weekly and Boerderij, as well as the latest in the integration and connectivity capabilities that F4F offers across the supply chain. We’re known for our industry leading farm management software Farmplan and GateKeeper, but with an increasing need for actionable insight from data and analytics, we have been developing new products in this area under our Agility brand. About Dacom Farm Intelligence Dacom Farm Intelligence is an innovative high-tech company that develops and supplies data-driven advisory technologies and sensor equipment to agricultural companies and the agribusiness around the world. All available and relevant data are converted into concrete advice via smart analyses. This enables our users to gain a better insight into their company and our solutions allow them to take better decisions. The result for growers and agribusiness is maximised yield with an economical and responsible use of resources such as water, crop protection products and fertiliser. https://www.dacom.nl/ About Reed Business Information Reed Business Information provides information, analytics and data to business professionals worldwide. Our strong global products and services hold market-leading positions across a wide range of industry sectors including banking, petrochemicals and aviation where we help customers make key strategic decisions every day. RBI is part of RELX Group, a world-leading provider of information and analytics for professional customers across industries. http://www.reedbusiness.com/ About RELX Group RELX Group is a world‐leading provider of information and analytics for professional and business customers across industries. The group serves customers in more than 180 countries and has offices in about 40 countries. It employs approximately 30,000 people of whom half are in North America. RELX PLC is a London listed holding company which owns 52.9% of RELX Group. RELX NV is an Amsterdam listed holding company which owns 47.1% of RELX Group. The shares are traded on the London, Amsterdam and New York Stock Exchanges using the following ticker symbols: London: REL; Amsterdam: REN; New York: RELX and RENX. The total market capitalisation is approximately £27.4bn/€32.8bn/$34.9bn*. *Note: Current market capitalisation can be found at http://www.relx.com/investorcentre Source: RealWire

F4F recognised as a Category Finalist at Kaap Agri Supplier of the Year 2016 Awards

Kaap Agri, one of the largest agricultural co-operatives in South Africa, and with over 180 operating points, recently hosted their Annual Supplier Awards dinner. Kaap Agri recognises that their supplier relationships are essential to providing Kaap Agri customers with excellent products and services. F4F, part of Proagrica, were nominated and recognised in the Information Management category for developing an iPaaS (Integrated Platform as a Service) solution and facilitating data exchange with the end goal of integrating a number of Kaap Agri’s internal systems. Charl Graham, Group Manager for Information Management at Kaap Agri comments, “ During implementation, we have found a great partner in the F4F team, who takes time and dedicates resources to understand our business and ensure a smooth and efficient delivery. We assess our suppliers against comprehensive criteria and F4F particularly excelled in innovation, relationship management, visibility and impact .” “We are delighted that the existing relationship with Kaap Agri has led to our nomination for the Award”, said Jaco van Dyk, Country Manager at F4F, South Africa. “ While we are continuing the project for Kaap Agri, it’s great to see the team’s hard work recognised in this way among a host of Kaap Agri’s strategic partners. We are excited to work with Kaap Agri on further integration capabilities that will bring even better services to Kaap Agri, their 2,500 employees, and most of all to their customers ” concluded Mr Leppan. ENDS Snezana Petrovic Sarah Carter Chief Marketing Officer Account Manager Proagrica rdp snezana.petrovic@proagrica.com scarter@rdp.co.uk +44 (0)20 8652 2077 +44 (0) 1452 429 175 Notes to Editors Proagrica is a global division of Reed Business Information and the RELX Group, a FTSE 100 company. Proagrica provides critical decision-support to the global agriculture industry by delivering high-value insight and data, trusted workflow tools, proven integration technology and effective channels-to-market. We’re proud of our market-leading brands in Europe, as well as a growing footprint in Australia, Asia Pacific, South Africa and the US. Our portfolio includes flagship media brands Farmers Weekly and Boerderij, as well as the latest in the integration and connectivity capabilities that F4F offers across the supply chain. We’re known for our industry leading farm management software Farmplan and GateKeeper, but with an increasing need for actionable insight from data and analytics, we have been developing new products in this area under our Agility brand. About Reed Business Information Reed Business Information provides information, analytics and data to business professionals worldwide. Our strong global products and services hold market-leading positions across a wide range of industry sectors including banking, petrochemicals and aviation where we help customers make key strategic decisions every day. RBI is part of RELX Group, a world-leading provider of information and analytics for professional customers across industries. http://www.reedbusiness.com/ About RELX Group RELX Group is a world‐leading provider of information and analytics for professional and business customers across industries. The group serves customers in more than 180 countries and has offices in about 40 countries. It employs approximately 30,000 people of whom half are in North America. RELX PLC is a London listed holding company which owns 52.9% of RELX Group. RELX NV is an Amsterdam listed holding company which owns 47.1% of RELX Group. The shares are traded on the London, Amsterdam and New York Stock Exchanges using the following ticker symbols: London: REL; Amsterdam: REN; New York: RELX and RENX. The total market capitalisation is approximately £27.4bn/€32.8bn/$34.9bn*. *Note: Current market capitalisation can be found at http://www.relx.com/investorcentre Source: RealWire

ADLV 2017 Predictions Show Fleets Achieving More With Richer Bigger Data

The ADLV’s (Association For Driving Licence Verification’s) 2017 predictions show fleets using richer, bigger data more frequently. They will be using it to drive areas from compliance through to road safety. Amongst the main predictions are:Increased Regularity of Electronic Checking For ComplianceThe best practice frequency for compliance in licence checking by fleets has recently increased to twice a year, on average. Under the recently issued FORS Standard (Version 4.0) twice yearly checks are now the minimum requirement. However, many larger fleets are now carrying out quarterly checks. As Richard Brown MD of ADLV Member Licence Check Ltd. says, “Not that long ago, many organisations were limited to annual checks. However, as the technology is now there to carry out more frequent checks with ease, fleet managers are building this into their compliance plans on a quarterly basis. This ensures that the data that fleets are now working with is almost constantly updated and therefore of a much higher quality."Licence Data Will Combine With Additional And Client Data Sets To Boost ‘Know Your Driver’ Data QualityEarly this year, CPC and Tacho data will become available alongside standard driving licence data. The ADLV is already working on a number of additional data sets to combine with driving licence and Tacho data. As Kevin Curtis Technical Director of the ADLV says, “Having driving licence data in a readily accessible format, the different types of data that can be combined are potentially endless. When combined with our clients’ own data too, one can see some quite targeted data analysis, be this regional or in respect of the particular competencies of drivers required. The value of this integrated data will grow exponentially.”Greater Use Of Big Data Analytics To Drive Corporate Decision MakingThere will be far more use of big data to drive fleet analytics in support of management decision making. ADLV data will play its part here. As ADLV Chair Malcolm Maycock says, “There is so much data, growing so rapidly, that we are now looking at ‘Data Lakes’ more than Data Warehouses. Often, we won’t know what’s in there unless we conduct professional business analytics to find out. Driving licence data is one of the essential elements here in terms of setting the parameters for risk profiling and management for all businesses that allow employees to drive on their behalf. It’s also the obvious starting point to begin to profile the driver pool with a view to encouraging better driving styles and habits. According to recent research by Direct Line, this could cut annual fuel bills by 40%, as well as reducing wear and tear on vehicles and driving down accident rates. With the wider acceptance of black box or mobile-based telematics solutions and the spread of “connected” vehicles into the fleet and grey fleet parcs, we shall see a far greater emphasis on fleet business intelligence and driver data analysis. The information identified will drive fleet decision making as well as wider corporate and government policies on taxation, transport and the environment. It will also create a far richer more innovative data environment for fleet managers.”More Research of Road Safety. The ADLV Will Work With Road Safety ExpertsOver the course of the 2017 ADLV management will be looking to work with a number of Road Safety Organisations to identify how ‘Knowing Your Driver Better’ can boost road safety. As ADLV Director & Secretary Dave Bartleman says, “There are collaborative opportunities here to see how the data we and others generate can feed in to the road safety dynamic. We expect to announce a new research project later in the year involving the ADLV, safety experts and leading fleet executives.”EndsNote To Editors: About the ADLV (www.adlv.co.uk) The Association for Driving License Verification has been established to promote and encourage best practice within the industry for the initial and continued validation of driver entitlement for responsible employers and road safety. The ADLV will both represent and regulate Members organisations in accordance with its rigorous Code of Conduct. For further information please contact:Richard Payne-GillADLV07534 199236richard.paynegill@adlv.co.uk www.adlv.co.uk or Leigh RichardsThe Right Image PR & Marketing Group07758 372527leigh.richards@therightimage.co.uk www.therightimage.co.uk Source: RealWire

New ADLV Team Eyes Evolving Opportunities Including GDPR

Several new faces have joined the Association for Driving Licence Verification (www.ADLV.co.uk) board. The changes, made in accordance with the Association’s founding charter, see Licence Check’s Terry Hiles elected as Deputy Chair to support the existing Chair, Malcolm Maycock of Licence Bureau. Chris Thornton of DriveTech joins as Treasurer and Mark Sugden of GBG takes over as Secretary and Head of Marketing. Kevin Curtis of Driving Monitor remains as Technical Director.

The new team will set about building on the successes of the ADLV’s first 3 years and tackling future opportunities, including upcoming issues such as GDPR. Within this, the association will continue to raise fleet data access issues with the DVLA and seek to promote awareness of its widely acclaimed quality standards with sector procurement managers.Commenting on the new line up, Terry Hiles the ADLV’s new Deputy Chair outlined both the challenges and opportunities facing the new team, noting: “The next few years will be extremely challenging and exciting for our members as the market is experiencing strong growth. On one hand, this is being driven by changes in legislation and sentencing guidelines, requiring improved driver risk assessment. On the other hand, there is the widespread inclusion of licence checking as an integral feature in new driver related software applications and recommended operating standards.

We also face the introduction of the most significant and far reaching changes in the law relating to the management and processing of personal data in the past twenty years: GDPR. Guiding our members through these changes and looking at opportunities to expand our membership will dominate our agenda for the foreseeable future.”Malcolm Maycock the ADLV’s Chair welcomed Terry’s comments adding: “The new volunteer committee will renew our impetus and provide an exciting new chapter for the ADLV. The successes of the original board cannot be underestimated as a great deal has happened since our inception. Projects completed to date include the initial ADLV setup at the DVLA’s behest, the delivery of eConsent, the inclusion of CPC data, the smooth on boarding of suppliers to ADD & the DVLA annual fee review.” “Naturally, the new board is extremely ambitious and is now working on behalf of the membership across major issues such as: DVLA contracts, GDPR, online processing for DVANI and the extension of CPC data. In the long term, there will be a greater amount of real-time data available which will provide huge benefits for Road Safety and the good of all. The new board is extremely dynamic with 5 companies representing a group of intermediaries who undertake over 85% of the online checks at DVLA in that sector.

That is why compliant fleets choose ADLV members.”EndsNote To Editors: About the ADLV (www.adlv.co.uk) The Association for Driving License Verification has been established to promote and encourage best practice within the industry for the initial and continued validation of driver entitlement for responsible employers and road safety.The association’s remit is:to represent the interests of its members to the DVLA on policy, legislative and regulatory matters within a strict code of conduct. to act as the conduit in any consultation or similar exercise that is likely to affect Members. to represent Member and industry concerns to the Driver Vehicle and Licensing Agency and Department for Transport (“DVLA/DfT”).to encourage wider take-up of driving licence checking by organisations and the introduction of regular and appropriate re-checks thereafter. to exercise professional supervision over Members through the formulation of agreed minimum standards of good practice for the industry ensuring Members meet and maintain minimum acceptable standards of security in relation to the handling and safeguarding of personal data.The current membership of the ADLV is as follows:Admin Business SolutionsDriverCheck LtdDriveTechDriving MonitoreDriving LtdFleet Claims Administration LtdGB Group plcJaama LtdLicence Bureau LtdLicence Check LtdPinewood Technologies plcFor further information, please contact:Mark SugdenGBGM +44 (0) 7976 538554mark.sugden@gbgplc.com Or Leigh RichardsThe Right ImageM 07758 372527leigh.richards@therightimage.co.uk Source: RealWire

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Bibit Tanaman Buah Unggul Tamora Unggul Nursery: BIBIT POHON BUAH TIN MEDAN

Tanaman buah merupakan keliru satu buah-buahan yang banyak dikonsumsi di Indonesia, lebih-lebih pada sementara musim kemarau. Selain menyegarkan dan rasanya yang manis, buah ini terhitung kondang bersama dengan nilai ekonomi yang tinggi. Maka dari itu, tidak sedikit orang Indonesia yang terasa membudidayakan tanaman buah ini untuk memenuhi permintaan pasar Indonesia.

Banyak faktor-faktor yang dapat merubah keberhasilan penanaman tanaman tanaman buah selain ilmu basic perihal budidaya tanaman.Ada banya faktor-faktor kecil yang ternyata merupakan syarat perlu didalam pertumbuhan dan kesuksesan petani didalam budidaya tanaman buah. Maka dari itu, sebelum akan mengerti langkah memelihara tanaman buah di musim hujan sehingga berbuah besar dan segar, kudu diketahui termasuk persyaratan yang dibutuhkan di dalam pertumbuhan tanaman buah.

• Ketinggian LahanKetinggian lahan merupakan salah satu faktor mutlak yang bisa memengaruhi keberhasilan penanaman tanaman buah. Tanaman buah dapat tumbuh dengan optimal di ketinggian 0 – 600 mdpl. Meskipun, tanaman buah selamanya dapat berbuah dan tumbuh bersama baik terhadap ketinggian di atas 600 mdpl, usia panennya akan lebih lama dibandingkan kecuali ditanam di dataran yang lebih rendah.Kesesuaian LahanTanaman tanaman buah menyukai lahan tanah yang memiliki tekstur remah, gemur, dan berpasir bersama sistem drainase yang baik. Sebaiknya tanah dibajak dan digaru lebih-lebih dahulu untuk menggembukan dan meratakan tanah sebelum akan memulai penanaman.

• Musim TanamMusim tanam mampu dikatakan sebagai aspek yang terlalu perlu dalam keberhasilan penanaman tanaman buah. Tanaman tanaman buah menyukai iklim yang panas dan kering, yaitu terhadap sementara musim kemarau. Pada kondisi ini, tanaman buah dapat tumbuh secara optimal dengan penyediaan air yang cukup, di mana air tidak menggenangi lahan.Meskipun begitu, menanam tanaman buah pada pas musim hujan bukanlah perihal yang tidak mungkin. Hanya saja, hasil panen sukar untuk optimal dan akan hadapi berbagai tantangan yang mampu berpotensi gagal panen. Tantangan yang paling sering ditemui oleh petani adalah serangan penyakit yang meningkat seperti pembusukan buah sebelum panen ataupun tumbuhnya jamur terhadap buah dikarenakan suhu yang lembab.Selain itu, bersama penataan lahan yang tidak cukup baik dan sistem drainase yang kurang prima termasuk dapat memicu pertumbuhan dan hasil tanaman tanaman buah menjadi kurang optimalDari kasus akan dihadapi pada musim hujan, tersedia tiga hal yang harus dikerjakan terhadap kala menanam tanaman buah di musim yang lembab ini. Berikut adalah langkah memelihara tanaman buah di musim hujan agar berbuah besar dan segar.

1. Menggunakan Plastik MulsaPenggunaan plastik mulsa didalam budidaya tanaman semusim merupakan alternatif paling baik yang mampu dilakukan untuk mendukung keberhasilan dalam budidaya tanaman, baik di musim kemarau maupun hujan. Tanaman buah termasuk merupakan keliru satu buah yang dapat lebih optimal kalau ditanam di musim kemarau, maka dari itu membawa dampak buah ini sebagai tanaman semusim.Menggunakan cara ini untuk menanam tanaman buah di luar musimnya dapat terlampau menopang untuk memelihara masa pertumbuhannya. Plastik musa ini berguna untuk menyesuaikan tingkat atau persentase air di dalam tanah. Caranya adalah dengan menutupi lahan atau bedengan air dengan plastik ini, maka air hujan tidak bakal sepenuhnya mengguyur tanah secara langsung.

2. Membuat BedenganBedengan air pada lahan tanaman tanaman buah terlampau bermanfaat untuk kurangi dan meminimalisir kebanjiran akibat hujan. Jika tidak dibikin bedenga dan bibit ditanam di lahan datar, maka air hujan akan merendam semua tanaman tanaman buah dikarenakan tidak ada jalan yang mengalirkan air. Jika dibuar bedengan, maka posisi tanaman dapat lebih tinggi dan tidak akan terendam air hujan.

3. Waspada terhadap Hama dan PenyakitSeperti yang udah dijelaskan sebelumnya, hama dan penyakit bakal jauh lebih gampang menyerang tanaman tanaman buah pada waktu musim hujan. Sebagai salah satu cara menjaga tanaman buah di musim hujan sehingga berbuah besar dan segar, harus diketahui termasuk model hama dan penyakit apa saja yang menyerang tanaman tanaman buah beserta bersama cara mengatasinya.

Hama Tanaman buahSerangan hama yang utama seperti serangan trips, kutu kebul, dan tungau mampu menyerang daun tanaman tanaman buah anda dan sebabkan dau menjadi keriting, kerdil, dan tidak normal. Selain menyebabkan kerusakan daun, hama-hama berikut terhitung merupakan vektor atau perantara bermacam virus yang berbahaya bagi tanaman seperti virus mozaik dan virus gemini

• Lalat Bibit : manfaatkan insektisida dengan bahan aktif imidacloprid dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Ulat Tanah : memanfaatkan insektisida bersama bahan aktif klorpirifos, imidacloprid atau karbofuran dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Ulat Penggerek Daun dan Buah : memanfaatkan insektisida bahan aktif sipermetrin, beta siflutrin, profenofos, klorpirifos, metomil, karbosulfan, lamda sihalotrin, deltametrin, klorantraniliprol, emamektin benzoate, dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Tungau : memanfaatkan insektisida bersama bahan aktif abamectin, piridaben, klorfenapir, tetradifon, propargit, dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Lalat Buah : manfaatkan insektisida bersama bahan aktif asetamiprid, spinosad, profenofos, sipermetrin, beta siflutrin, deltametrin, malation, dan bahansejenisnya.

• Trips : memanfaatkan insektisida bersama dengan bahan aktif klorpirifos, metomil, imidacloprid, sipermetrin, abamectin, dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Kutu Debul : memakai insektisida dengan bahan aktif imidacloprid, abamectin, tiametosksam, klorfenapir, disafentiuron, dan bahan sejenisnya.

Penyakit Tanaman buah• Layu Bakteri : memakai bakterisida dengan bahan aktif streptomicin sulfat dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Layu Jamur : gunakan fungisida bersama bahan aktif benomyl, tembaga hidroksida, dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Downey Mildew : menggunakan fungisida bersama bahan aktif mankozeb, belerang, propineb, tembaga hidroksida, metalaksil, benomyl, tebukonazol, propikonazol, dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Bercak Daun : manfaatkan mankozeb, propineb, klorotalonil, tembaga hidroksida, dimetomorf, difeokonazol, propikonazol, benomyl, simokasanil, karbendazim, triadimefon, azoksistrobin, dan bahan sejenisnya.

Inilah cara melindungi tanaman buah di musim hujan agar berbuah besar dan segar. Semoga informasi ini bermanfaat.

Aneka Jenis Bibit Tanaman Buah Yang Cocok Untuk Dibudidayakan di Dataran Rendah JualBenihMurah

Tanaman buah merupakan tidak benar satu buah-buahan yang banyak dikonsumsi di Indonesia, khususnya terhadap saat musim kemarau. Selain menyegarkan dan rasanya yang manis, buah ini terhitung populer bersama nilai ekonomi yang tinggi. Maka dari itu, tidak sedikit orang Indonesia yang terasa membudidayakan tanaman buah ini untuk memenuhi permintaan pasar Indonesia.

Banyak faktor-faktor yang bisa pengaruhi kesuksesan penanaman tanaman tanaman buah selain ilmu basic berkenaan budidaya tanaman.Ada banya faktor-faktor kecil yang ternyata merupakan syarat mutlak di dalam perkembangan dan kesuksesan petani di dalam budidaya tanaman buah. Maka dari itu, sebelum saat memahami cara menjaga tanaman buah di musim hujan agar berbuah besar dan segar, wajib diketahui termasuk kriteria yang diperlukan didalam perkembangan tanaman buah.

• Ketinggian LahanKetinggian lahan merupakan keliru satu aspek penting yang bisa merubah keberhasilan penanaman tanaman buah. Tanaman buah bakal tumbuh bersama optimal di ketinggian 0 – 600 mdpl. Meskipun, tanaman buah selalu dapat berbuah dan tumbuh dengan baik terhadap ketinggian di atas 600 mdpl, umur panennya bakal lebih lama dibandingkan kalau ditanam di dataran yang lebih rendah.Kesesuaian LahanTanaman tanaman buah menyukai lahan tanah yang memiliki tekstur remah, gemur, dan berpasir dengan proses drainase yang baik. Sebaiknya tanah dibajak dan digaru khususnya dahulu untuk menggembukan dan meratakan tanah sebelum akan mengawali penanaman.

• Musim TanamMusim tanam sanggup dikatakan sebagai faktor yang sangat penting didalam keberhasilan penanaman tanaman buah. Tanaman tanaman buah menyukai iklim yang panas dan kering, yakni pada waktu musim kemarau. Pada suasana ini, tanaman buah akan tumbuh secara optimal bersama dengan penyediaan air yang cukup, dimana air tidak menggenangi lahan.Meskipun begitu, menanam tanaman buah pada pas musim hujan bukanlah hal yang tidak mungkin. Hanya saja, hasil panen sukar untuk optimal dan akan menghadapi beragam tantangan yang sanggup berpotensi gagal panen. Tantangan yang paling sering ditemui oleh petani adalah serangan penyakit yang meningkat seperti pembusukan buah sebelum saat panen ataupun tumbuhnya jamur terhadap buah karena suhu yang lembab.Selain itu, dengan penataan lahan yang tidak cukup baik dan sistem drainase yang tidak cukup prima juga sanggup memicu pertumbuhan dan hasil tanaman tanaman buah menjadi kurang optimalDari masalah dapat dihadapi terhadap musim hujan, ada tiga perihal yang perlu dilakukan pada waktu menanam tanaman buah di musim yang lembab ini. Berikut adalah langkah menjaga tanaman buah di musim hujan supaya berbuah besar dan segar.

1. Menggunakan Plastik MulsaPenggunaan plastik mulsa di dalam budidaya tanaman semusim merupakan alternatif terbaik yang mampu ditunaikan untuk menopang kesuksesan di dalam budidaya tanaman, baik di musim kemarau maupun hujan. Tanaman buah juga merupakan keliru satu buah yang bakal lebih optimal jika ditanam di musim kemarau, maka berasal dari itu membuat buah ini sebagai tanaman semusim.Menggunakan langkah ini untuk menanam tanaman buah di luar musimnya akan terlampau menolong untuk merawat jaman pertumbuhannya. Plastik musa ini bermanfaat untuk sesuaikan tingkat atau persentase air dalam tanah. Caranya adalah bersama menutupi lahan atau bedengan air dengan plastik ini, maka air hujan tidak bakal seluruhnya mengguyur tanah secara langsung.

2. Membuat BedenganBedengan air terhadap lahan tanaman tanaman buah sangat berfungsi untuk mengurangi dan meminimalisir kebanjiran akibat hujan. Jika tidak dibikin bedenga dan bibit ditanam di lahan datar, maka air hujan bakal merendam semua tanaman tanaman buah sebab tidak ada jalan yang mengalirkan air. Jika dibuar bedengan, maka posisi tanaman bakal lebih tinggi dan tidak akan terendam air hujan.

3. Waspada terhadap Hama dan PenyakitSeperti yang telah dijelaskan sebelumnya, hama dan penyakit bakal jauh lebih enteng menyerang tanaman tanaman buah pada sementara musim hujan. Sebagai salah satu cara memelihara tanaman buah di musim hujan supaya berbuah besar dan segar, harus diketahui terhitung type hama dan penyakit apa saja yang menyerang tanaman tanaman buah beserta bersama cara mengatasinya.

Hama Tanaman buahSerangan hama yang utama layaknya serangan trips, kutu kebul, dan tungau bisa menyerang daun tanaman tanaman buah kamu dan mengakibatkan dau menjadi keriting, kerdil, dan tidak normal. Selain merusak daun, hama-hama berikut terhitung merupakan vektor atau perantara beragam virus yang beresiko bagi tanaman layaknya virus mozaik dan virus gemini

• Lalat Bibit : manfaatkan insektisida bersama bahan aktif imidacloprid dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Ulat Tanah : memanfaatkan insektisida bersama bahan aktif klorpirifos, imidacloprid atau karbofuran dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Ulat Penggerek Daun dan Buah : memanfaatkan insektisida bahan aktif sipermetrin, beta siflutrin, profenofos, klorpirifos, metomil, karbosulfan, lamda sihalotrin, deltametrin, klorantraniliprol, emamektin benzoate, dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Tungau : memakai insektisida bersama dengan bahan aktif abamectin, piridaben, klorfenapir, tetradifon, propargit, dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Lalat Buah : memanfaatkan insektisida dengan bahan aktif asetamiprid, spinosad, profenofos, sipermetrin, beta siflutrin, deltametrin, malation, dan bahansejenisnya.

• Trips : mengfungsikan insektisida bersama dengan bahan aktif klorpirifos, metomil, imidacloprid, sipermetrin, abamectin, dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Kutu Debul : pakai insektisida bersama bahan aktif imidacloprid, abamectin, tiametosksam, klorfenapir, disafentiuron, dan bahan sejenisnya.

Penyakit Tanaman buah• Layu Bakteri : memanfaatkan bakterisida dengan bahan aktif streptomicin sulfat dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Layu Jamur : manfaatkan fungisida dengan bahan aktif benomyl, tembaga hidroksida, dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Downey Mildew : gunakan fungisida bersama bahan aktif mankozeb, belerang, propineb, tembaga hidroksida, metalaksil, benomyl, tebukonazol, propikonazol, dan bahan sejenisnya.

• Bercak Daun : manfaatkan mankozeb, propineb, klorotalonil, tembaga hidroksida, dimetomorf, difeokonazol, propikonazol, benomyl, simokasanil, karbendazim, triadimefon, azoksistrobin, dan bahan sejenisnya.

Inilah langkah melindungi tanaman buah di musim hujan sehingga berbuah besar dan segar. Semoga informasi ini bermanfaat.