Published at September 19, 2025
Successful Growth of Green Mustard with Rotenia Organic Fertilizer
Green Mustard

At Rotenia.com, our mission has always been to provide farmers with high-quality organic fertilizers that not only enhance productivity but also ensure sustainable agricultural practices. Recently, we conducted a trial on green mustard (Brassica juncea), a leafy vegetable widely cultivated and consumed across Indonesia. The results proved to be remarkable, reaffirming the effectiveness of our innovative fertilizer formulation.

Green Mustard
Green Mustard

The trial was carried out in Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara, under local soil and climate conditions. Using Rotenia’s researched fertilizer, the green mustard plants showed faster germination, stronger root development, and vibrant green leaves compared to conventional treatments. Farmers noted a significant reduction in yellowing and pest susceptibility, demonstrating that the nutrient balance in our product supports both plant vigor and natural resilience.

In terms of yield, the green mustard grown with Rotenia fertilizer achieved higher leaf density and uniformity, resulting in an abundant harvest ready for the market in less time. Not only did this improve farmers’ productivity, but it also reduced their overall input costs since fewer additional fertilizers and pesticides were needed.

This case study highlights our commitment to supporting Indonesian farmers with solutions that prioritize soil health, crop quality, and long-term sustainability. As demand for safe, nutritious, and chemical-free vegetables continues to grow, Rotenia is proud to contribute to a greener and healthier future for agriculture in Kupang and beyond.

Posted by DR. Johannis W. D. Therik ST.,MT.

Dr. Johannis W.D. Therik is a university lecturer and researcher focusing on energy and the environment. He is currently focused on agricultural innovation and research, particularly in the development of organic fertilizers. His energy experience includes innovative organic electrical energy research.

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