Protect Mustard from Frost: Easy Formulas for Farmers

• Mustard is a vital income source for farmers, but vulnerable to frost and cold temperatures in winter.
• Light irrigation in the morning is highly effective in preventing soil temperature drops and protecting plants from frost.
• Creating smoke around the field at night by burning garbage or stubble forms a protective layer against cold air and frost.
• Spraying 0.1% sulfuric acid (1 liter in 1000 liters of water) or using 25-30 kg of sulfur powder per hectare helps reduce frost impact.
• Regular field cleaning to remove weeds strengthens the crop, making it more resilient to pests, diseases, and frost.

Why It Matters: Farmers can protect mustard crops from frost using light irrigation, smoke, sulfur spray, and field cleaning.