Dobhan in Palpa and hispa in the paddy field in Jhumsa

This disease has also been observed in the paddy planted in different villages of Jhumsa. According to the farmers, this problem has also been seen in the paddy fields of Jhangla, Bagaha, Thanidanda and other farmers. The problem of Gavaro and leafhoppers has also started to be seen in the paddy field .

According to Tankanath Basyal, a ward member of Tinau Rural Municipality-3, Jhumsa, a disease of the same nature has been observed in the field. According to him, this disease has been observed in most of the paddy fields of the 2nd and 3rd wards here. According to agricultural technicians, the adult scale moth is blue-black in color with spiny wings. Hemant Sharma, Head of Agriculture Branch of Tinau Rural Municipality, informed that white spots and white spots can be seen on the leaves that have caused damage. He said that if there are many attacks, the color of the leaves will be light white.

According to him, after the farmer gave the information, the technicians and public representatives of the rural municipality's agriculture branch conducted a joint monitoring and inspection. "After being informed by the farmer, we have monitored the paddy fields," said agricultural technician Birendra Prasad Shah Kanu, "On-site monitoring and inspection have been conducted regarding the farmers' problems."

According to agricultural technicians, in order to solve this disease, you can collect and destroy the husks that have appeared in the water by filling the wads in paddy fields . He said that if the outbreak is more, chlorpyrifos 20 per emulsion concentrate (EC) 1.25 ml per liter or Malathion 50 percent EC 1.5 ml per liter should be mixed with water.

When spraying pesticides, it should be sprayed on all the surrounding fields where the wasps are seen. Otherwise, there is a danger of insects moving from one field to another, said Agriculture Branch Chief Sharma. He also said that there are measures that can be taken such as removing weeds by doing Godmel well, using appropriate amount of nitrogenous fertilizers, holding barbed ropes on both sides and sitting on two sides of the field and touching the paddy in water and going in opposite direction. "The larvae on the leaves are destroyed by falling into the water," he said, "if the outbreak is more, chemical pesticides can be used as a last resort."