Hybrid Fodder Grass Cutting & Root Slip Nursery

Kisan Fodder Nursery & Super Napier Root Slip Trade

Dairy smallholders spend exhausting hours every day searching for green fodder along road verges, yet their cows produce mediocre milk yields due to low protein roughage. High-yielding perennial hybrid Napier grass varieties can produce multiple heavy green harvests every year for several seasons from a single root planting, but farmers cannot find authentic, disease-free stem cuttings. This agricultural nursery cultivates dense parent stands of certified hybrid Napier and Guinea grasses on fertile irrigated land. Workers harvest mature thick canes, chopping them into two-node stem cuttings and digging up vigorous root slips bundled in moist gunny sacks. Dairy farmers travel from surrounding taluks to load pickup trucks with planting slips, receiving detailed guidance on row spacing, basal manure application, and cutting schedules. Cultivators transform small plots of land into perpetual green fodder banks that feed their dairy cattle year-round with minimal replanting effort.