Fresh Organic Agrotech – Guinea Grass 50 Nos Live Root Slips for cultivation, Category of Hybrid Super Napier grass, green fodder for Animal Husbandry like Cow, Buffalo, Goat, Sheep, Poultry, Rabbit.

Guinea grass is suitable for pasture, cut-and-carry, silage and hay. Many Guinea grass cultivars have been developed for different purposes and agronomic situations. Guinea grass is a major pantropical grass used throughout the tropics for pasture, cut-and-carry, silage and hay. It is a fast growing and leafy grass, which is palatable to livestock with a good nutritional value and crude protein content up to 16%, dry material up to 35%. However, it is generally recommended to supplement it with sources of protein in order to meet nutritional requirements or improve animal performance. Guinea grass is a large tufted, fast-growing perennial grass. It has a broad morphological and agronomic variability, ranging in height up 10 to 12 feet, with stems of 5 mm to 10 mm diameter. The root is a short creeping rhizome; culms are erect, hirsute at the nodes. Leaves are blade-shaped, glabrous to pubescent up to 35 mm broad. Inflorescence is a panicle, 15 to 50 cm long. Spikelets are 3-4 mm green to purple. Guinea grass yields is about 120 ton to 150 ton per hector per year in 5 to 7 cuttings. The yields depend on the cultivar and fertilizer application. It is suitable to cultivation for all weather and soil.

Guinea grass is suitable for pasture, cut-and-carry, silage and hay. Many Guinea grass cultivars have been developed for different purposes and agronomic situations.
Guinea grass is a major pantropical grass used throughout the tropics for pasture, cut-and-carry, silage and hay. It is a fast growing and leafy grass, which is palatable to livestock with a good nutritional value and crude protein content up to 16%, dry material up to 35%. However, it is generally recommended to supplement it with sources of protein in order to meet nutritional requirements or improve animal performance.
Guinea grass is a large tufted, fast-growing perennial grass. It has a broad morphological and agronomic variability, ranging in height up 10 to 12 feet, with stems of 5 mm to 10 mm diameter. The root is a short creeping rhizome; culms are erect, hirsute at the nodes. Leaves are blade-shaped, glabrous to pubescent up to 35 mm broad. Inflorescence is a panicle, 15 to 50 cm long. Spikelets are 3-4 mm green to purple.
Guinea grass yields is about 120 ton to 150 ton per hector per year in 5 to 7 cuttings. The yields depend on the cultivar and fertilizer application. It is suitable to cultivation for all weather and soil.