Combining Berseem (Egyptian Clover - BL-43) and Forage Sorghum (CSV-41) creates a highly balanced, nutrient-dense legume-cereal fodder combination for livestock.

• Berseem (BL-43):

  • Type: Leguminous forage.

  • Key Features: Fast-growing, high-tillering variety with excellent multi-cut potential and good seed yield.
  • Nutritional Profile: High in crude protein (18–20%) and essential minerals.
• Forage Sorghum (CSV-41):

  • Type: Cereal forage.

  • Key Features: Tall, fast-growing variety with juicy stalks, high biomass production, and good drought tolerance.
  • Nutritional Profile: Rich in carbohydrates, energy, and dry matter (DM).
  • Balanced Diet: Blending a legume (BL-43) high in protein with a cereal (CSV-41) high in carbohydrates provides an ideal protein-energy ratio for dairy cattle, boosting milk production and overall animal health. Improved Silage & Quality: Mixing high-moisture/protein berseem with high-dry-matter sorghum improves digestibility and makes for a well-balanced feed or silage mix. Soil Health: Berseem acts as a natural nitrogen-fixer, enriching soil fertility for neighboring or subsequent crops.