It produces a high number of tillers, yielding roughly 390 quintals of green fodder per acre through early June, and is ideal for livestock due to its high palatability and protein content.

• Yield & Growth: High-yielding with numerous tillers, suitable for multiple cuts through the end of March to mid-April.
• Best Time to Sow: Late September to the first week of October.
• Soil & Water Requirements: Thrives in medium to heavy, or sandy loam soils, requiring frequent irrigation.
• Usage: Primarily used as high-quality, green-chopped, or nutritious fodder for dairy animals.