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Biofumigation for control of soil fungi and nematodes Kodiak is described as “mustard on steroids”! Produces 4-5 tons of organic matter per acre. Mow before plants set seed and incorporate into the soil immediately to have the best effect on these soil pests. With proper management, this crop may be used as an organic replacement for methyl bromide. Sow at 18 lb. acre. Blue label Certified seed. Avg. 180,000 seeds lb. Planting and care of mustard: Kodiak Mustard: 8-ounces per 1,000 sq ft. Rake in or very lightly till. Lightly irrigate. 6-8 weeks till flowering (depending on season). Chop mustard to break up cells to release glucosinolates. Till under and water to form a crust and release gas Must wait three weeks till planting another crop. What is Biofumigation? Is the suppression of various soil-borne pests and diseases through naturally occurring compounds. The higher the level of glucosinolates in mustard the better the biofumigant effect. What can Mighty Mustard do for me? Suppress weeds Reduce harmful insects, nematodes and fungal disease Increase organic matter Recycle redistribute nitrogen in the soil profile Reduce wind water erosion Improve the long-term health of your soil Sequester carbon Provide an all-natural alternative to toxic chemicals 1. Suppresses weeds soilborne pathogens Mighty Mustard contains high levels of glucosinolates, natural chemical agents that make certain members of the brassica family spicy. Mighty Mustard’s glucosinolates deliver a deadly punch to many soilborne pathogens and weeds, making them an effective, all-natural alternative to chemical herbicides. Reduces insects The all-natural glucosinolates in Mighty Mustard are the basis for many commercial pesticides, including Vapam and Vorlex.Grows fast with great germination. Improves the long-term health of soil. Provide an all-natural alternative to toxic chemicals. Increase organic matter, contains NO GMO’s. Reduce harmful insects, nematodes and fungal disease.
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