Eureka Seeds Super Napier Grass Hybrid Fodder Seeds
Eureka Super Napier Grass is a high yielding hybrid fodder crop designed for continuous green fodder production. It is widely preferred by farmers for its fast growth, high biomass, and excellent nutritional value for livestock.
This perennial grass produces dense clumps with multiple tillers, ensuring regular harvests and long term productivity. It is ideal for dairy farmers looking to improve milk production and maintain healthy animals.
Product Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Brand |
Eureka Seeds |
| Product Name |
Super Napier Grass |
| Crop Type |
Fodder Grass |
| Plant Type |
Perennial Hybrid |
| Category |
Fodder Seeds |
| Propagation |
Stem Cuttings / Slips |
Plant Characteristics
- Fast growing and clump forming plant.
- Produces 20–40 tillers per clump.
- Plant height reaches up to 3–4 meters.
Leaf & Stem Features
- Dark green, long and broad leaves.
- Soft, juicy, and highly palatable fodder.
- Thick, cane-like stems rich in biomass.
Fodder & Harvest Details
- First harvest in 60–75 days after planting.
- Subsequent harvest every 40–50 days.
- Best cutting height at 1–1.5 meters.
- Suitable for green fodder and silage.
Yield & Performance
- Average yield: 100–140 tons per acre per year.
- Productive lifespan: 4–5 years.
- High biomass production for continuous supply.
Key Benefits
- High yield fodder for dairy animals.
- Improves milk production.
- Rich in nutrients with 8–12% crude protein.
- Highly palatable for cows, buffaloes, and goats.
- Suitable for year round cultivation.
Recommended Usage
- Plant using stem cuttings with 2–3 nodes.
- Maintain proper irrigation for better growth.
- Apply fertilizers for higher yield.
- Harvest at recommended stage for quality fodder.
Suitable Season
- Year round under irrigation.
- Best planting time: February–March and June–July.
Safety & Precautions
- Ensure proper irrigation for consistent growth.
- Avoid waterlogging in fields.
- Use healthy planting material.
- Maintain regular harvesting schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: When is the first harvest?
60–75 days after planting.
Q2: How often can it be harvested?
Every 40–50 days.
Q3: What is the yield?
100–140 tons per acre per year.
Q4: Is it suitable for dairy animals?
Yes, it improves milk production in cows and buffaloes.
Disclaimer: The information above is intended for reference only. Always follow the directions and safety guidelines provided on the product label and leaflet.
