Indian mustard

{Brassica juncea}

Boron deficiency in Indian mustard

Boron deficiency causes young Indian mustard leaves to become deformed and curled. They are usually rough, thick, and leathery. The growing points die and axillary shoots develop, which themselves become moribund and die. In severe cases, flower buds shed prematurely and the flowers that form are likely malformed. In less severe cases, seed set is restricted.

Soil Application (Suggested rates of application)

  Granubor Fertibor
LBS/ACRE 3-6 3-6
KG/HA 3.38 - 6.75 3.38 - 6.75

Foliar Application (Suggested rates of application)

  Solubor
LBS/ACRE 2-4
KG/HA 2.25 - 4.5
Value in Use
Product
Acreage
Current Yield (Per Acre)
Lbs
Expected Sale Price

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