Barseem
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Properties
- Fast Growth
- Soil Enrichment
- Rich in Fiber
- High Protein
- Drought Tolerant
- Pest Resistant
- High Yield
Barseem (Egyptian Clover) – The Ultimate Nutrient-Rich Fodder
Barseem (Egyptian Clover) is a highly nutritious, fast-growing fodder crop widely used for livestock feeding. It is known for its excellent digestibility, high protein content, and ability to improve milk production. This multi-cut forage crop thrives in various soil types and provides green fodder throughout the season. With superior palatability and rich nutritional value, Barseem ensures healthier and more productive livestock.
Uses of Barseem
- Rich in protein, vitamins, and minerals, making it ideal for cattle, buffalo, sheep, and goats.
- Enhances milk production in dairy animals due to its high digestibility.
- Improves overall animal health and growth rates.
- Requires less water compared to other fodder crops, making it ideal for dry areas.
- Performs well even in semi-arid climates.
- After harvesting, the leftover biomass can be plowed back into the soil as green manure.
- Helps in soil conditioning and moisture retention.
Frequently Asked Question
Barseem grows quickly and is ready for the first cut in 45-50 days after sowing, with multiple cuts available throughout the season.
It thrives in winter and early spring, making it ideal for sowing between October and November for maximum yield.
No, Barseem is a water-efficient fodder crop, requiring moderate irrigation for optimal growth.
Yes, it adapts well to various soil types but grows best in well-drained, loamy soil.