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JSR BLACK GOLD – MUSTARD
Produced & Marketed by JAI SHRI RAM EXPORT SEEDS
Bold Grain • Strong Yield Potential • Good Oil Content
JSR BLACK GOLD is a high-performing Indian mustard variety developed for Rabi-season cultivation. Its bold grains, long siliqua and good oil percentage, combined with strong yield potential, make it a suitable option for mustard-growing regions of North India.
The variety is well suited to timely sowing and can perform under limited-moisture conditions, making it useful for farmers seeking a productive mustard crop with relatively low irrigation requirements.
- Bold & Well-Developed Grains JSR BLACK GOLD produces bold, well-filled seeds with desirable grain characteristics.
- Long & Productive Siliqua The crop develops long, semi-appressed siliquae that support good seed formation and contribute to its overall production potential.
- Strong Yield Performance With favourable weather, proper nutrition and recommended crop management, the variety has a yield potential of approximately 36 quintals per hectare.
- Average Production of 25–26 Quintals/Ha Under suitable growing conditions, average yield performance is approximately 25–26 quintals per hectare.
- Approximately 40% Oil Content The grains contain around 40% oil, providing a good combination of seed production and oil potential.
- Maturity in Approximately 130–145 Days The crop generally completes its growing cycle within approximately 130–145 days. Actual maturity can vary according to sowing date, temperature, soil conditions and crop management.
- Ideal for Timely Rabi Sowing JSR BLACK GOLD is suitable for timely sowing during the Rabi season, allowing the crop to utilize favourable winter-growing conditions.
- Suitable for Limited-Irrigation Farming The variety can be grown under rainfed conditions and is suitable for situations where irrigation availability is limited.
- Minimum Irrigation Requirement Depending on rainfall, soil type and available soil moisture, approximately 1–2 irrigations may be sufficient. Where irrigation is available, priority should be given to critical crop-development stages.
- Suitable for North Indian Growing Conditions JSR BLACK GOLD is suitable for cultivation across major mustard-growing regions of North India under recommended agronomic practices.
- Crop: Indian Mustard
- Product Name: JSR BLACK GOLD
- Seed Character: Bold & Well Developed
- Siliqua: Long & Semi-Appressed
- Average Yield: Approximately 25–26 q/ha
- Maximum Yield Potential: Up to approximately 36 q/ha
- Oil Content: Around 40%
- Crop Duration: Approximately 130–145 days
- Season: Rabi
- Irrigation: Rainfed suitable; approximately 1–2 irrigations may be sufficient depending on field conditions
- Sowing: Timely Sowing Recommended
- Adaptability: Major mustard-growing regions of North India
For optimum crop establishment and yield, farmers should ensure timely sowing, proper land preparation and balanced nutrient management.
Where irrigation facilities are available, soil moisture should be maintained during important stages of crop development, particularly around flowering and pod development. The actual number of irrigations required will depend on rainfall, soil moisture and local climatic conditions.
Yield, maturity and irrigation requirements may vary according to environmental conditions and agronomic management.
- Bold and attractive grains
- Long siliqua
- Approximately 40% oil content
- Average yield of approximately 25–26 q/ha
- Yield potential up to approximately 36 q/ha
- Approximately 130–145 days maturity
- Suitable for timely Rabi sowing
- Performs under limited-irrigation conditions
- Approximately 1–2 irrigations may be sufficient
- Suitable for major mustard-growing areas of North India
JSR BLACK GOLD – A Strong Mustard Choice for Productive Farming
Jai Shri Ram Export Seeds
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Disclaimer: Yield may vary based on soil fertility, irrigation, weather conditions, and crop management practices.
