• Yields 180 to 200 tonnes per acre per annum. A high yielding Napier grass race in Asia.
• The longest leaf length. The leaves (6 - 8 cm) are broad.
• Growing up to a high height (400 - 500 cm).
• It has high 400 to 450 leaves/pitch.It has high 400 to 450 leaves/pitch.
• It has high crisp leaves.
• High leaf stem rate
• Durers (25 - 30 punches) and tilted.
• Crop harvesting is eight times a year
• High yields are made in a short period of time.
• Very high yields on low ground.
• Roots around the nodes can quickly grow.

Age: 8 years.

Bearing capacity

• Resistant pests and diseases.
• cultivation can be done in all parts of India. You can also cultivate in any kind of climate.
• It grows in all kinds of water. Especially in saline water it will grow, yields do not reduced ,in saline water.

Season

It is suitable for cultivation throughout the year.

Soil type

It grows in all kinds of soil. In particular, the yield is not reduced when the crops are cultivated on the beach sand. The amount of protein is reduced.when cultivated in sand.

Land preparation

Using iron plought, two to five feet deep or about 15 to 30 cm ploughing should be done deeply.

The depth of the land ploughed is deeper when done by the bull rather than when it is done by the tractor.

Nutritional method.

Fertilizer should be given 10 tons per acre before the last plowing. To give 60 kg of nitrogen (130 kg urea), 20 kg of phosphate (125 kg super of phosphate) and 16 kg of ash (27 kg of potassium). Full-size bell and ash, as well as 50 percent of nitrogen, should be applied as base manual. The remaining 50 percent of the nitrogen should be applied on the 30th day of planting. After each harvest, 30 kg of nitrogen (65 kg of urea) will be given higher yield. Azospirillum and phosphonates (800g per acre) or azophos (1600g) mix with 75% of recommended nitrogen and phosphorus, increase yield and reduce 25% fertilizer.

Planting method

Loosen the soil by watering and plant.After watering, put the stem in the bars at 60 cm intervals. When planting the seeds, tighten the soil to lighten the soil. This will incluces germination positively.The stem at interval of 60 cms gab.

Removing weed.

After 30 days we have to take the weeds. If necessary, remove the second spell within 45 days. After that, the Super Napier grass does not grow weeds so fast and dense. After that, Super Napier grass will grow very fast and densely. Therefore the weeds do not sprout. After 80 days, after the first harvest, the weed can be take if necessary. There is no need to weed after that.

Irrigation

Watering should be done on the third day. Irrigation should be done once in 8 to 10 days depending on the soil and availability of rain. Wastewater can also be used for irrigation.

Super Napier grows well in all types of water. Even in the abundance of water and salty water the yield is not too low. super Napier yield in the natural irrigation is better.

Soil Extinguishing

Once the weed is taken out the soil has to be enriched with sufficient nutrients, so that the crop yield much.After the first weed (30 days) or the second (45 days) taken the weed will grow depends on the nature of the soil. The soil should be fully absorbed and given the required nutrients then the soil should be extinguished. The soil should be Extinguishing once in 150 days.

Control the disease.

Defence from the desease. Hence crop protection is not necessary. Do not use the mix of available chemicals in stores. This activity is very dangerous. Because the food (fodder) is a mixture of poisonous, feeding livestock that causes death. The alternative source is applying natural pesticide.

All the growth stimulants that provide natural methods of pest and natural nutrients should be through the leaf for 15 days before harvest. Because its fragrance on the surface of the leaves hesitates cattle to eat the fodders.