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dry grass

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Shaileshagro
Professional Services, Brand Owner, Exporter, Wholesaler — Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, India · Replies in ~24–48 hours
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₹ 1,406.68 /Centimetre In stock
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MOQ: 1 Centimetre
Lead time: On request
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Origin: India
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Minimum order
1 Centimetre
HSN Code
2309
Origin
India
Lead time
On request
Port of dispatch
On request
Packaging
Offered in bales of various sizes for convenience.
Shelf life / storage
As per product specification
Export markets served
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Ability to customise
As per OEM brief
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Company Shaileshagro
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Shaileshagro

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Registered address: Jabalpur, India. Industry: Agriculture & Agri Products › Animal Husbandry.

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Established
2023
Employees
1–10
GST
23ATMPC9784A1ZP
IEC code
Not shared
Export markets
Saudi Arabia flag SA Vietnam flag VN Australia flag AU
Member since
Feb 2024
Turnover
$50,000 - $250,000
Incorporation type
On request
Product details

Fodder refers to any agricultural foodstuff used specifically to feed livestock. It's a broad term that encompasses various types of animal feed, including hay, straw, silage, and other cultivated or harvested plants. Unlike forage, which refers to plants that animals graze on directly, fodder is usually cut and carried to the animals.

Here's a more detailed look at fodder:

Types of Fodder:

• Hay: Dried grasses and legumes, often stored in bales.

• Straw: The stalks of cereal crops after the grain has been harvested.

• Silage: Fermented, green forage, typically grasses or corn, that is stored in airtight conditions.

• Grain and Legumes: Seeds of crops like maize, sorghum, and various legumes, which can be fed whole, cracked, or processed.

• Fodder Crops: Plants specifically grown for animal feed, such as Napier grass, Guinea grass, and various legumes according to the Department of animal husbandry and dairying.


Description provided by Shaileshagro.

Dried grasses and legumes.

Typically stored in bales.

Suitable for a variety of livestock including cattle, sheep, goats, and horses.

High in vitamins, minerals, and protein essential for livestock health.

Properly harvested and stored for long-term preservation.

Includes Napier grass and Guinea grass.

Specifications
Moisture Content
Typically less than 15% to prevent mold.
Packaging
Offered in bales of various sizes for convenience.
Shelf Life
Up to 12 months when stored in optimal conditions.
Cutting Height
Harvested at 6-12 inches for optimal nutrient preservation.
Nutritional Composition
Contains crude protein, fiber, and essential minerals.
Farming Practices
Grown using sustainable agricultural practices.
Use cases
Category
agriculture > animal feed > forages > forage crops
Primary application
Brand
Not specified
Product type
Product
Logistics & handling
Lead time
On request
Packaging
Offered in bales of various sizes for convenience.
Storage condition
As recommended by supplier
Origin
India
Form
As listed by supplier
Commercials Shaileshagro
Minimum order
1 Centimetre
Lead time
On request
Payment terms
As per negotiated commercial agreement
Frequently asked by buyers
What types of livestock can benefit from dry grass fodder?

Dry grass fodder is suitable for a range of livestock including cattle, sheep, goats, and horses.

How should dry grass fodder be stored?

It should be stored in a cool, dry place, preferably in sealed bales to maintain quality.

What is the typical moisture content of dry grass fodder?

The moisture content is usually kept below 15% to prevent mold growth.

What are some key fodder crops used in production?

Commonly used fodder crops include Napier grass and Guinea grass, known for their high yield and nutrient content.

How long can dry grass fodder be stored?

When stored under optimal conditions, dry grass fodder can last up to 12 months.

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