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Super Napier is an excellent green fodder grass for goats. The leaves of Super Napier grass will be wide, smooth and greener than ordinary Napier grass. Its stems are long, juicy and is rich in high crude protein. Super Napier’s protein content is about 16% which very high compared to other fodder grasses currently available in the market. To gain more weight, Goats should be fed with Super Napier at the rate of 7 kg per head per day. In this way, some goat owners can eliminate the need for other fodder grasses and natural pasture. However, animals should be fed every day with concentrate mixture @ 250 –350 g/animal/day.

Composted chicken manure is the best NPK fertilizer for Guava Tree and is a slow-release rich source of macro and micro nutrients for Guava Tree. Chicken manure is an abundant source of nutrients and have high levels of nitrogen, and has a good amount of phosphorus and potassium . Moreover, chicken manure contains more calcium than any other cattle compost, as well as magnesium and sulfur for optimal growth of Guava tree. Application of chicken manure will create excellent soil for the Guava trees to grow and you can find your tree grow healthier Chicken manure adds organic matter to the soil and increases the water holding capacity of the soil, also improves aeration and drainage of the soil Chicken manure is sometimes dangerous to the plants if they are not composted properly. So ensure the chicken manure used for fertilization is well composted . Apply 5 kg of chicken manure around the Guava tree. After completing the fertilization , cover them with the soil co

Red Napier responds well to farm yard manure like cow dung manure and poultry manure Apply 2 tonnes farm yard manure per acre before planting Red Napier stems In the absence of farm yard manure, it requires 100 kg bio fertilizer per acre. Manure / Bio fertilizer should also be applied after 30 days of planting the stems After fertilizer application, Red Napier will become robust, tufted and develop vigorous root system Also they will form dense thick clumps, up to 1 m across. The leaves will be flat, linear, 100 cm to 120 cm long, 1 cm to 5 cm wide and redish-green in color.

After 90 days of planting Red Napier would have grown by 8 feet to 10 feet and the grass would be ready for harvesting. Red Napier at this stage can be harvested and can be fed to cows, buffalo and horses. While harvesting, Red Napier grass has be cut at the ground level so that more shoots will start growing. We can use hand labor or Brush Cutter to harvest the Red Napier. Harvested Red Napier can be shredded using Chaff cutter and can be fed to cattle so that there wont the any wastage and the cattles can gain maximum benefits of the nutrients that is available in the stems. When shredded into fine particles, the same could be fed to vegetable-eating fish like tilapia and Pangasius. They are rich source of starch, protein and edible oil. Red Napier produces good quality herbaceous fodder and is highly palatable. Providing sufficient quantities of fodder to the milch animals will increase of milk production of the animals After completing the harvest, fertilize the land with