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Which crop is king of the fodder?
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What are Maryland's major crop product?
Silage and fodder for dairy cattle.
Is wheat a fodder crop?
It's generally not considered a fodder crop since its primary use is as a human food staple, but it sometimes is used for fodder. The grain is sometimes fed to livestock, and in the southern parts of the US it is sometimes grazed early in the spring when farmers and ranchers are running low on stored hay. Once the crop is starting to joint, the stock are removed so the plant can continue its development for the grain crop to be harvested later.
Difference between fodder and forage crops?
fodder is the food for cattle and forage crop is food for animals & horses.
What are four characteristics of a good fodder crop?
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What crop was the king of the south?
Cotton was the crop king of the south.
What crop is king for the igbo?
Yam is considered the king crop for the Igbo people. It holds significant cultural and traditional importance, often being used in ceremonial events and festivals. Yam farming is also a major agricultural activity in Igbo communities.
Why is rice a major crop in India?
rice is a major crop in india as more than 60% of people have it as their staple diet and no part of it gets wasted as the straw is also used as fodder for aniamls.
What crop is king of the igbo?
None. There was no King of the Igbo.You may be thinking of Yams, the king of cropsamong the Igbo, a man's crop.
What part of crop is used as cattle fodder?
What sort of crop are you referring to? With most crops, like barley or corn, all of it (except the roots) are used as livestock feed, because they can be cut up for silage or harvested for grain.
What was the 'king of the south?
Cotton was the crop king of the south.
Can sugar cane and maize be fodder crops?
Maize (corn) is very commonly used as a fodder crop. The US alone produces over 100 million tons every year. I don't know about sugar cane. Perhaps someone else can answer that part of your question.
