JSR-1008
By Jai Shri Ram Export Seeds
High-Protein Multi-Cut Hybrid SSG for Superior Fodder Quality
Jai Shri Ram Export Seeds presents JSR-1008, a multicut forage oats variety developed for the winter fodder season. It is an excellent choice for farmers seeking a regular supply of fresh, nutritious and appetizing green fodder for their dairy animals.
JSR-1008 develops a vigorous crop with abundant green biomass. The fodder is soft, succulent and readily consumed by cattle, making it suitable for everyday feeding. Its nutritional value and good protein content help meet the dietary needs of dairy animals and support their overall health and milk-producing potential.
- Multicut Fodder Variety – Developed to provide more than one harvest of green fodder from the crop during the season.
- 2–3 Green Fodder Cuts – Under suitable growing conditions, along with timely irrigation and proper crop management, JSR-1008 can provide approximately 2 to 3 cuts.
- Nutritious Green Fodder – Provides quality green forage with good protein content to complement the nutritional requirements of dairy cattle.
- Soft & Digestible – Produces tender and succulent fodder that is easy for animals to consume and digest.
- Suitable for Dairy Animals – Its nutritional qualities make it a useful green-fodder option for maintaining healthy and productive dairy animals.
- Excellent Palatability – The fresh, tender and appetizing fodder is readily accepted by cattle.
JSR-1008 can be sown from October onwards for winter green-fodder production. Timely sowing, adequate irrigation and proper crop management help the crop achieve its optimum fodder potential.
With the advantage of multiple harvests, nutritious green biomass, good digestibility and excellent palatability, JSR-1008 provides farmers with a dependable forage option for meeting the green-fodder requirements of dairy animals throughout the winter season.
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Disclaimer: Yield may vary based on soil fertility, irrigation, weather conditions, and crop management practices.
