Write the seed rate of the following crops grown under normal conditions:
(a) Wheat
(b) Mustard
(a) Wheat
(b) Mustard
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Solution and Explanation
(a) Wheat: The recommended seed rate is 100-125 kg per hectare under normal conditions, depending on the variety and planting method.
(b) Mustard: The recommended seed rate is 4-5 kg per hectare, as mustard requires lower seed density for proper spacing.
These seed rates ensure optimal plant population and maximum yield.
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