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Rhodes Grass-Chloris Gayana Pasture Seeds-1kg

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Rhodes grass is a perennial grass native to Africa, known for being a hardy and productive forage crop in tropical and subtropical regions. It is characterized by its deep root system, drought and salinity tolerance, and ability to spread via stolons, which makes it useful for animal feed, hay production, and soil stabilization. Physically, it grows to about \(1.5\) meters tall, with long, hairless leaves and distinctive greenish-brown seed heads.

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Key Features

Forage: High-quality forage for ruminants like cattle, sheep, and goats, and is suitable for horses due to its low oxalate content.

Hay production: Commonly used for hay, often as a secondary crop after legumes like alfalfa.

Soil improvement: Its stoloniferous nature helps bind soil and prevent erosion. It can also be used as a cover crop to improve soil fertility and reduce nematodes.