Rohtas Farmers: Late Mustard Sowing Can Still Bring Bumper Harvests!

• Rohtas farmers can still sow mustard despite delays due to rain/dew, using late-sowing varieties like Rajendra Suflam-1.
• Optimal soil temperature (10-24°C) remains suitable for sowing and germination, ensuring no loss for late planters.
• Prepare fields 4-6 cm deep with balanced moisture; treat seeds with fungicide (4-5 kg/hectare) to prevent diseases and pests.
• Irrigate 20-25 days after sowing and apply nitrogen top-dressing 30-40 days later for strong growth and yield.
• Regularly monitor for leaf blight and termites, especially in cold, and control weeds to protect the crop.

Why It Matters: Late mustard sowing in Rohtas is still viable with proper techniques, promising high yields and profits.