SESAMUM

Sesamum is an important oilseed crop in India and is valued for edible oil and by-products.
It is suitable for dryland farming and marginal soils, making it useful for small farmers.
Sesamum also contributes to nutritional security because its seeds are rich in oil and protein.

Why Your Sesamum Needs Phosphorus?

Root development &
drought tolerance

Phosphorus promotes strong root growth, helping the crop withstand dry conditions and utilize soil moisture efficiently.

Early growth
& flowering

It supports energy transfer (ATP), ensuring better early vigor, flowering, and capsule formation.

Seed development
& oil content

Adequate Phosphorus improves seed filling, enhances yield, and increases oil content and quality.
Jharkhand West Bengal

Sesamum

Recommended Dose of Fertilizers (Kg/ha)

N

40-60

P

20-30

K

20-30

Micronutrient

Not applicable

TSP Dosage: For P Requirement (Kg/ha)

Dose

65

The Best Way to Apply

At the time of sowing

Selected State: Jharkhand

Major Growing States: West Bengal, Jharkhand

Source: Crop Information

Source: State-wise Information