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The scientific name of field mustard is Brassica rapa subsp oleifera. The scientific name of black mustard is Brassica nigra. The scientific name of brown mustard is Brassica juncea. Alternative greens to use for recipes would be escarole, gai choy, kale, radi...

The scientific name of field mustard is Brassica rapa subsp oleifera. The scientific name of black mustard is Brassica nigra. The scientific name of brown mustard is Brassica juncea.
Alternative greens to use for recipes would be escarole, gai choy, kale, radish greens, spinach, or Swiss chard. Mustard greens are also known as curly or curled mustard, mustard spinach, and Indian mustard, or leaf mustard.
Mustard seeds are produced by a family of plants in the Brassicaceae family. Seeds come from plants in both genera of Brassica and Sinapis. Typically, mustard seeds are categorized according to their color which is either yellow, brown, or black.

2kg seed use in 1acre.
20 to 25 mann yield .
Cultivate 1 April to 30 June.
3...4 water require...

Rapeseed oil is just another name for Canola oil, from the Canola or Rapeseed crop. It derives its name from a Latin word for turnip. It is also related to cabbage and mustard. Canola oil is actually oil from two specific varieties of this plant. This new oil ...

Rapeseed oil is just another name for Canola oil, from the Canola or Rapeseed crop. It derives its name from a Latin word for turnip. It is also related to cabbage and mustard. Canola oil is actually oil from two specific varieties of this plant.
This new oil was first developed in Canada, and the name Canola actually comes from the term, Canadian oil, low acid. In nature, there is actually no such thing as a “Canola plant” that produces “Canola oil.” Canola oil is simply a trade name for low-erucic acid rapeseed oil.
The oil from canola is used for cooking and baking at home, restaurants and in food processing plants. Canola oil also has non-food uses - for example biodiesel and bio-plastics. Canola meal, the part left over after the seeds are crushed and the oil extracted, is used for animal feed, pet food and fertilizer.