Cold Pressed Black Mustard Oil

Using crop rotation practices we always grow mustard (sarson) after a crop of legumes. This ensures rich nitrogen content in soil as legumes do what is called nitrogen fixation. They enrich the soil with nitrogen and then when we grow mustard we do not need to apply any chemical fertilizers like urea, which are basically used to provide nitrogen to the crop. Since mustard is a very handy crop it does not attract pests or insects and therefore, there is no need to apply pesticide or insecticide. Our oil seed is then further cold pressed to give Mustard oil.

Using crop rotation practices we always grow mustard (sarson) after a crop of legumes. This ensures rich nitrogen content in soil as legumes do what is called nitrogen fixation. They enrich the soil with nitrogen and then when we grow mustard we do not need to apply any chemical fertilizers like urea, which are basically used to provide nitrogen to the crop. Since mustard is a very handy crop it does not attract pests or insects and therefore, there is no need to apply pesticide or insecticide. Our oil seed is then further cold pressed to give Mustard oil.