CHAKRAVYUH: MITRASENA’s Four-Layer Strategy for Natural Crop Protection

Modern farming faces an increasing challenge—how to protect crops effectively while reducing dependence on toxic pesticides. MITRASENA’s CHAKRAVYUH Strategy is a revolutionary four-layered approach that focuses on plant empowerment, soil health, smart pest management, and natural pest elimination. By integrating biologicals and nature-driven solutions, CHAKRAVYUH drastically reduces the need for harmful pesticides while enhancing crop […]
Why Most Silica Products Don’t Work (and Why SILPOT Does!)

Silica has gained immense popularity in agriculture for its benefits in improving plant strength, stress resistance, and disease tolerance. However, many farmers find that most silica-based products fail to deliver the promised results. Why is that the case? And how is SILPOT different? The Problem with Most Silica Products Wrong Form of Silica Most silica […]
SILICA WALL – The Physical Protection Layer for Plants

In the natural world, plants have evolved numerous defense mechanisms to protect themselves from pests and pathogens. One such critical defense system is the deposition of Silica in plant cell walls, forming a strong yet flexible barrier. This ‘Silica Wall’ serves as a physical protection layer that prevents pests and pathogens from easily penetrating plant […]
Silica: The Missing Element in Your Crop Nutrition

When we talk about plant nutrition, most discussions revolve around Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K), along with essential micronutrients like Zinc, Iron, and Boron. However, one crucial element often gets overlooked – Silica (Si). Despite being the second most abundant element in the Earth’s crust, its importance in plant health and productivity is […]
Mohini – arresting the pests with love

In the world of pest control, brute force often takes center stage—harsh chemicals, aggressive tactics, and a blanket approach that affects more than just the pests. But what if we told you there’s a way to attract, capture, and control pests with elegance and precision? Meet Mohini, the ultimate blend of science and nature, designed […]
Why Do Insect Traps Fail? Understanding Design, Durability & Performance

Insect traps are an essential tool for pest management, but not all traps are created equal. Many traps fail to perform effectively or do not last long enough to provide a good return on investment. This failure often comes down to three key aspects: design, color attraction, and material durability. Let’s explore these factors in […]
Why Some Lures Don’t Work: The Science Behind Effective Pest Trapping

Lures play a crucial role in pest control, especially in pheromone-based traps. However, many farmers and growers experience inconsistent results, leading to doubts about their effectiveness. The problem often lies not in the pheromone itself but in how it is released, its susceptibility to oxidation, and poor calibration for environmental variations. Let’s break down why […]
Why mass trapping of pests is a bad idea in agriculture

Agriculture has always battled insect pests, and farmers often look for convenient ways to manage them. Mass trapping techniques like light traps, solar light traps, sticky traps, and other large-scale trapping methods may seem effective at first glance, but they come with serious unintended consequences. While these methods capture large numbers of insects, they do […]
‘Mitrasena Approach’ Vs ‘Conventional Farming’

Mitrasena approach brings a different outlook to farming. Farmers and stake holders engaged in conventional agriculture has various queries in mind. The questions range from cost dynamics, to efficacy, to productivity and after all the farmer profitability. Apprehensions are natural with the so-called audacious claim of offering “seamless transition” to “non-toxic farming” with “better productivity […]
‘Mitrasena Approach’ vs ‘Natural Farming’

Mitrasena highly appreciates the efforts taken by farmers for natural / organic / sustainable farming. It requires huge passions, a steep learning curve, on-farm efforts and a few years of patience for transition. Effectively it gets traction when farmers meet some of the following criteria are met: Have a good financial support […]