Fodder and Grass: Common fodder intercropping

Common fodder intercropping

1.	Cumbu Napier grass	3 rows	+	Hedge Lucerne	1 row
2.	Fodder sorghum var Co.27	2 rows	+	Soyabean var Co.1	1 row
3.	Fodder maize var African Tall	1 row	+	Cowpea var Co.5	1 row
4.	Buffel grass	1 row	+	Stylo	1 row

Apart from these, Lucerne is considered a good intercrop as well an ideal strip crop in north indian conditions where the temperature is cooler. Some images where lucerne is used for intercropping is given below:

Last modified: Thursday, 10 May 2012, 7:12 AM

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LPM 121: Fodder Production and Grassland Management (1+1)

Common fodder intercropping

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