Thursday, 10 September 2026•26 Bhadro 1433
Peak transplanting window for Aman paddy. Ensure field drainage channels remain clear during heavy rains.
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Welcome to the agricultural weather advisory for Charoborhan Union. Currently, the soil temperature at a 6cm depth is 28°C with a root-zone moisture level of 36%. Today's water balance indicates a surplus of 4.5mm, meaning drainage may be necessary if heavy rain continues. Over the next few days, morning spraying conditions are generally bad. ⚠️ WARNING: The nearby Lower Meghna river is currently flowing at a dangerous level (0.00m above danger mark). Please take immediate precautions for your crops!
Outdoor work-rest schedule & hydration guide
Take a 15-min shade break for every 45 mins of outdoor work. Wear a wide hat.
Drink 750ml to 1 liter of water every hour.
Schedule field activities during early morning or late afternoon hours.
Hourly 24-hour radial clock face evaluating wind speed & rainfall suitability for crop spraying.
Moderate wind (15–25 km/h) or light drizzle. Exercise caution against spray drift.
Advisory & Impact:Soil moisture is at an ideal level. No additional irrigation needed.
Today's Net Balance
Compare forecasted rainfall (bars) vs ET₀ evapotranspiration (line) for irrigation planning
Net water surplus of 6.6mm expected. Ensure field drainage paths are clear.
Detailed agricultural weather forecast for the next 7 days in Charoborhan Union, including expected rainfall, temperature fluctuations, and daily evapotranspiration (ET₀) rates essential for irrigation planning.
Seasonal crop recommendations and weather-based alerts specifically curated for Charoborhan Union to help you maximize yield and prevent climate-related damages.
| 30°/26° |
12.4h |
3.9 mm |
Wed, 9 Sep | 6.9 mm | 30°/26° | 12.4h | 3.7 mm |
Thu, 10 Sep | 3.6 mm | 31°/27° | 12.4h | 4.3 mm |
Fri, 11 Sep | 1.5 mm | 31°/27° | 12.4h | 4.4 mm |
Sat, 12 Sep | 3.3 mm | 31°/27° | 12.3h | 4.1 mm |
Sun, 13 Sep | 0.0 mm | 32°/27° | 12.3h | 4.7 mm |
Stem rot & Flea Beetle damage during sudden rain spells. Avoid stagnant water in beds.
Sow seeds in 20cm rows or broadcast evenly (2 kg/acre) in well-tilled beds. Keep bed moist for tender shoots.
Per acre: Urea 50kg, TSP 35kg, MoP 30kg, FYM 2 tons. Apply quick-acting Urea 12 days after emergence.
Amla Rust (Ravenelia) & Caterpillar leaf webber in autumn. Spray Mancozeb upon leaf spotting.
Plant budded saplings in 75cm pits spaced 6m x 6m. Dry drought hardy trees thrive in well-drained land.
Per tree: Urea 500g, TSP 350g, MoP 450g applied pre-monsoon in May.
Downy Mildew & Fruit Fly risk during monsoon. Ensure high trellis elevation above ground wetness.
Sow seeds in 50cm pits spaced 2m x 1.5m. Provide bamboo trellis or straw bedding on ground to prevent fruit rot.
Per acre: Urea 75kg, TSP 60kg, MoP 50kg, Compost 3 tons. Top-dress Urea after fruit setting.
Sigatoka Leaf Spot & Panama Wilt during humid monsoon. Cut infected leaves and improve soil drainage.
Select healthy sword suckers (1.5-2kg weight). Plant in 60cm pits with 2m x 2m spacing and maintain clean sucker desuckering.
Per plant: Urea 500g, TSP 250g, MoP 600g split into 5-6 equal applications during vegetative growth.
Cercospora Leaf Spot (reddish-purple spots) in high humidity. Remove lower infected leaves.
Sow seeds or vine cuttings spaced 1m x 50cm on raised beds with sturdy bamboo posts for thick leafy growth.
Per acre: Urea 80kg, TSP 45kg, MoP 40kg, FYM 3 tons. Top-dress Urea after each vine harvesting.
Leaf Spot & Scale Insects in humid shade. Prune inner dense twigs for sunlight.
Plant saplings in 60cm pits spaced 4m x 4m in well-drained loamy soil with partial overhead shade.
Per tree: Urea 300g, TSP 200g, MoP 250g, FYM 8kg applied after annual leaf pruning.
