A commercial crop, also known as a cash crop, is an agricultural crop that is produced for sale to make profit, rather than for consumption by the farmer and their family. - Mustard: Grown for its seeds, which are used to produce cooking oil and condiments, widely sold commercially. - Tobacco: A major cash crop grown primarily for the manufacturing of cigarettes and other tobacco products, sold commercially. - Jute: A natural fiber crop used for making sacks, ropes, textiles, etc., predominantly grown for industrial use and commercial sale. All three fit the definition of a commercial crop in the Indian context.