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Mixed Mustard - organic - 1/2 Pound

SKU: 910XD
Weight: 0 lbs 8 ozs
Mustards are becoming popular for their ability to suppress soil-borne pathogens and pests (fungi, nematodes, and some weeds). When incorporated into the soil, mustards release chemical agents called glucosalinates which will suppress verticillium, rhizoctonia, fusarium, and sclerotinia, as well as nematodes and some weeds. Fast-growing, it can produce up to 8,000 lb. of biomass per acre. With a 2-6 foot taproot, mustard is an efficient nutrient recycler, bringing nitrogen and other nutrients up into the top several feet of the soil profile. We are pleased to offer two Mighty Mustard® varieties: IdaGold (actively suppresses weeds) and Pacific Gold (active against insects, nematodes, and fungal pathogens). They are sustainably grown by the Pacific Northwest Farmers Cooperative, who have undergone third party evaluation and are verified non-GMO by the Non-GMO Project (www.nongmoproject.org). Plant in September for late October incorporation, or in the spring as soon as you can work the soil. Mow or chop before incorporation to rupture cell walls and better release the glucosalinates. Will winterkill below 25˚F. Seed at 15-20#/acre or ½#/1000 sq ft.
Mixed Mustard Seed. Organic.
Price: $6.00
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Mustards are becoming popular for their ability to suppress soil-borne pathogens and pests (fungi, nematodes, and some weeds). When incorporated into the soil, mustards release chemical agents called glucosalinates which will suppress verticillium, rhizoctonia, fusarium, and sclerotinia, as well as nematodes and some weeds. Fast-growing, it can produce up to 8,000 lb. of biomass per acre. With a 2-6 foot taproot, mustard is an efficient nutrient recycler, bringing nitrogen and other nutrients up into the top several feet of the soil profile. We are pleased to offer two Mighty Mustard® varieties: IdaGold (actively suppresses weeds) and Pacific Gold (active against insects, nematodes, and fungal pathogens). They are sustainably grown by the Pacific Northwest Farmers Cooperative, who have undergone third party evaluation and are verified non-GMO by the Non-GMO Project (www.nongmoproject.org). Plant in September for late October incorporation, or in the spring as soon as you can work the soil. Mow or chop before incorporation to rupture cell walls and better release the glucosalinates. Will winterkill below 25˚F. Seed at 15-20#/acre or ½#/1000 sq ft.
Mixed Mustard Seed. Organic.