11S45 Hybrid Mustard Seed, Bold

Premier 11S45 Hybrid Mustard Seed Manufacturers and Suppliers in Jamnagar, Gujarat

Optimize your agricultural output with the premium 11S45 Hybrid Mustard Seed (Bold), engineered to deliver superior crop yields and outstanding field performance. Cultivated for modern agricultural practices, this conventional hybrid variety features robust growth characteristics, making it an ideal choice for growers seeking quality and consistency.

Key Crop Features and Agronomic Profile

The 11S45 hybrid mustard variety is specifically developed for high productivity. Sown between September and November, this crop matures within a timeframe of 115 to 120 days. The plants reach a manageable height of 4 to 5 feet, producing sturdy pods containing 16 to 18 brown-colored grains per pod.

• High Yielding Potential: Generates an approximate grain yield of 1000 to 1200 Kgs per acre.

• Low Seed Rate Requirement: Requires only 4 to 5 Kgs of seed per acre for optimal planting.

• Superior Seed Characteristics: A-Grade bold seeds featuring a bright yellow appearance and 42% oil content.

• Premium Quality Standards: Offers 99% purity levels with an optimal moisture content of 8% to 12%.

• Dependable Storage: Supplied in sturdy 1 Kg PP bag packaging to preserve seed viability.

Why Choose 11S45 Hybrid Mustard Seeds?

Choosing the right seed variety is critical for maximizing seasonal revenue. The 11S45 hybrid mustard seed combines strong field performance with high oil yield potential. Its bold seed size, high purity rating, and excellent pod-filling capacity make it a dependable option for farmers aiming for superior harvest quality. With minimal irrigation needs adjusted per seasonal requirements, it offers an efficient balance of resource management and high productivity.

Optimal Usage and Sowing Recommendations

To achieve maximum grain yield, sow seeds during the recommended window from September to November. Ensure proper field preparation, adhere to the standard seed rate of 4 to 5 Kgs per acre, and manage irrigation based on soil moisture and regional climate conditions throughout the 115 to 120-day maturity cycle.