N.G.M.AGROCARE Dwarf Napier and Super Napier Grass Stick, Each 10 Total 20 Fresh Stick

Features:

• Livestock Feed: Napier grass is a valuable forage crop, providing nutritious feed for cattle, goats, and other livestock.
• Soil Erosion Control: Its extensive root system helps prevent soil erosion, making it useful for erosion control on slopes.
• Bioenergy Production: Napier grass can be converted into biogas or biofuels, serving as a renewable energy source.
• Carbon Sequestration: Its rapid growth and high biomass production contribute to carbon sequestration efforts.

Napier grass, a popular fodder crop, can be propagated using the stick sowing method. First, select healthy Napier grass stems with at least two nodes. Cut them into 4-6 inch-long sticks. Plant these sticks vertically in well-prepared soil, ensuring that one node is buried underground. Maintain proper spacing between sticks, typically 1-2 feet apart. Water the sticks regularly, and they should sprout roots and shoots within a few weeks. This method facilitates efficient Napier grass propagation for livestock feed and soil erosion control.