Guinea, Rhodes, setaria, signal, anjan and marvel grass. Sow once and cut for years.
Buffel grass for arid and semi-arid rangeland. Deep-rooted, it survives drought that kills most pasture, and it is highly palatable.
An IGFRI guinea grass for irrigated and high-rainfall ground. Tall, leafy clumps that you can cut every 40-45 days for years.
A CAZRI Jodhpur buffel grass selection for Thar conditions. Built for sand and very low rainfall, where it gives grazing year after year.
A stoloniferous pasture grass that spreads into a dense sward. It handles drought, salinity and grazing better than most grasses.
A robust, tall guinea grass cultivar with broad leaves. It tolerates partial shade, so it will grow in a coconut or orchard understorey.
Dichanthium annulatum, the dominant grass of Indian grasslands, in a selected form. For restoring degraded grazing land and gochar.
A soft, palatable perennial grass for high-rainfall and hill country. It stays green into the cool season when other grasses brown off.
Brachiaria ruziziensis: a creeping, leafy grass that grows into a thick, soil-holding mat. It suits grazing on sloping or eroded ground.
