Green Mustard Growing Technique to Fast Harvest - Harvesting Green Mustard Goes to the Market

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Mustard greens are similar to kale and collard greens, which are all a part of the Brassica genus. Brassica juncea, or brown mustard, is commonly grown for its seeds. These can be used whole in cooking, or ground to make - you guessed it - brown mustard, a tasty and beloved condiment.

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Mustard greens are similar to kale and collard greens, which are all a part of the Brassica genus. Brassica juncea, or brown mustard, is commonly grown for its seeds. These can be used whole in cooking, or ground to make - you guessed it - brown mustard, a tasty and beloved condiment.

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Very nice growth of mustard greens.

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Mustard greens are similar to kale and collard greens, which are all a part of the Brassica genus. Brassica juncea, or brown mustard, is commonly grown for its seeds. These can be used whole in cooking, or ground to make - you guessed it - brown mustard, a tasty and beloved condiment.

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Mustard greens are similar to kale and collard greens, which are all a part of the Brassica genus. Brassica juncea, or brown mustard, is commonly grown for its seeds. These can be used whole in cooking, or ground to make - you guessed it - brown mustard, a tasty and beloved condiment.

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Mustard greens are similar to kale and collard greens, which are all a part of the Brassica genus. Brassica juncea, or brown mustard, is commonly grown for its seeds. These can be used whole in cooking, or ground to make - you guessed it - brown mustard, a tasty and beloved condiment.

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Related to pest protection.

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Mustard greens are similar to kale and collard greens, which are all a part of the Brassica genus. Brassica juncea, or brown mustard, is commonly grown for its seeds. These can be used whole in cooking, or ground to make - you guessed it - brown mustard, a tasty and beloved condiment.

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Mustard greens are similar to kale and collard greens, which are all a part of the Brassica genus. Brassica juncea, or brown mustard, is commonly grown for its seeds. These can be used whole in cooking, or ground to make - you guessed it - brown mustard, a tasty and beloved condiment.

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Mustard greens are similar to kale and collard greens, which are all a part of the Brassica genus. Brassica juncea, or brown mustard, is commonly grown for its seeds. These can be used whole in cooking, or ground to make - you guessed it - brown mustard, a tasty and beloved condiment.

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Mustard greens are similar to kale and collard greens, which are all a part of the Brassica genus. Brassica juncea, or brown mustard, is commonly grown for its seeds. These can be used whole in cooking, or ground to make - you guessed it - brown mustard, a tasty and beloved condiment.

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Mustard greens are similar to kale and collard greens, which are all a part of the Brassica genus. Brassica juncea, or brown mustard, is commonly grown for its seeds. These can be used whole in cooking, or ground to make - you guessed it - brown mustard, a tasty and beloved condiment.

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Which manure is used here? What temperature? Y there's no other grass? I think,they must have used chemical fertilizers.

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Cow dung​ + chemical fertilizers

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Mustard greens are similar to kale and collard greens, which are all a part of the Brassica genus. Brassica juncea, or brown mustard, is commonly grown for its seeds. These can be used whole in cooking, or ground to make - you guessed it - brown mustard, a tasty and beloved condiment.

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Mustard greens are similar to kale and collard greens, which are all a part of the Brassica genus. Brassica juncea, or brown mustard, is commonly grown for its seeds. These can be used whole in cooking, or ground to make - you guessed it - brown mustard, a tasty and beloved condiment.

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Mustard greens are similar to kale and collard greens, which are all a part of the Brassica genus. Brassica juncea, or brown mustard, is commonly grown for its seeds. These can be used whole in cooking, or ground to make - you guessed it - brown mustard, a tasty and beloved condiment.

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how do you water them?

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It is near the river.

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what is this type of marokot mustard seed

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Sorry, different country.

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Which manure is used here? What temperature? Y there's no other grass? I think,they must have used chemical fertilizers.