Grow it for its zippy leaves, vibrant flowers, or pungent seeds. From fiery condiments to mellow greens—this cool-weather ...

The mustard seed plant, first cultivated almost 2000 years BC in the Indus Valley, was originally used by Chinese cooks, who ground the seeds into a paste to serve before meals as an appetite ...

In the parables of the mustard seed and the yeast, Jesus talks of how even the smallest amount of faith can grow ...

Yet an extract made from the Indian Mustard plant is being hailed as the most important food supplement of the future. Indian Mustard, or brassica juncea, is a little-known member of the broccoli ...

A staple in Western New York pantries could find itself caught in the trade war between the U.S. and Canada. Weber's Mustard gets its main ingredient, mustard seed, across the border.

attempted to explain away the obvious wastewater discharges at the top of the hill with the false representation that it was only a failed attempt to plant mustard seed there,” the plea ...

Let's look at how plants grow. Dampen some kitchen paper with water and place on a plate. Sprinkle a few mustard seeds over the paper. Then, place the seeds near a window. Over the week ...

Apply for a Mustard Seed Grant, which is awarded annually by the First United Presbyterian Church in Las Vegas. Mustard Seed funds special new and innovative projects. The “seed” money, up to $1,500, ...