Leading Exporters of Premium Rhodes Grass in Pakistan, Ensuring Quality & Satisfaction Worldwide
Rhodes Grass in Pakistan, scientifically known as Chloris gayana, is a summer-growing, stoloniferous perennial that holds a vital place in Pakistan’s agricultural sector. Its popularity extends across tropical and subtropical regions, including India and Bangladesh, due to numerous benefits:
Rhodes Grass significantly contributes to animal forage exports, with its high yield and excellent nutritional profile. When harvested early, it provides high protein content and digestibility, making it ideal for grazing and hay production for livestock such as cows, cattle, goats, and horses.
The robust stolons (runners) of Rhodes Grass enhance soil health by preventing erosion, supporting long-term productivity, pasture sustainability, and ecosystem stability.
Pakistan has strong potential to become a leading exporter of Rhodes Grass globally. The country’s favorable growing conditions and focus on cultivating high-quality varieties help produce a crop with superior yield and nutritional value, positioning Rhodes Grass in Pakistan as an exceptional forage option in the international market.
The Ideal Premium Rhodes Grass Feed for Horses
Rhodes grass hay is an ideal feed that meets the nutritional needs of horses without any chemical impurities. The demand for high-quality Rhodes grass in Pakistan is steadily increasing, as it provides a healthy, balanced diet option for horses. With its low oxalate concentration, Rhodes grass hay supports optimal nutrition and safety, making it a preferred choice for horse owners.
Pictures of Rhodes Grass Exporters in Pakistan
Explore images from our meticulous packing and loading process, which adheres to rigorous quality checks to ensure only the highest quality Rhodes grass in Pakistan reaches your livestock. Each step, from selecting premium-grade hay to secure packaging and loading for shipment, is held to strict standards, providing you with a reliable product. Our commitment to quality at every stage guarantees that your animals receive maximum nutritional value, supporting their health and productivity.
Specification of Rhodes Grass Hay in Pakistan
Pak Arab International is renowned for supplying premium-quality Rhodes grass in Pakistan that meets stringent standards. Our specifications ensure that Rhodes grass hay exported from Pakistan aligns with superior quality benchmarks, providing a reliable and highly nutritious feed source for livestock. This dedication to quality promotes the health and productivity of animals. Here’s what sets our Rhodes grass hay apart from the rest:
| COMPOSITION | MIN. | MAX. |
|---|---|---|
| Moisture Content | 8% | 14% |
| Crude Protein | 10% | 14% |
| Neutral Detergent Fiber (NDF) | 70% | 80% |
| Acid Detergent Fiber (ADF) | 37% | 50% |
Bundle/Bale & Container Loading of Rhodes Grass Supplier
Rhodes grass exporters typically package hay in bales, and Pak Arab International adheres to this industry-standard practice. The size of the bales plays a crucial role in determining the price of Rhodes grass in Pakistan. At Pak Arab International, we offer three types of bale packaging, which are detailed below. All bales are shipped in 40-foot containers, ensuring safe and efficient delivery to our customers.
| BALE/BUNDLE | WEIGHT | QUANTITY 40' HC CONTAINER | WEIGHT 40' HC CONTAINER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small Square Bundle | ± 12-30 Kg | 500-1400 Bundles | 15-20 MT |
| Big Square Bale | ± 230-290 Kg | 39 Bales | 10-12 MT |
| ± 360-390 Kg | 29 Bales | 11-13 MT | |
| Double Press Square Bale | 530-590 Kg | 29 Bales | 18-20 MT |
Note: All square bales are tied with digestible nylon rope.
Pakistan Rhodes Grass Production Process
The production process of Rhodes Grass in Pakistan is both meticulous and systematic to ensure the highest quality of forage. It begins with thorough land preparation and effective irrigation. Seeds are sown using the broadcast method in standing water, with the ideal sowing period ranging from February to October. Fertilizers, including DAP and urea, are applied at sowing and after each cut to promote growth. Harvesting takes place with a mower, cutting the grass four inches above the soil, with the first cut ready in 50 days and subsequent cuts every 30 days. The grass is then formed into swaths using a rake, tossed lightly to form even strips. Following this, the grass is dried under sunlight until the moisture content reduces to 15%. The dried grass is pressed into rectangular bales using a baler and tied with rope. Finally, these bales are export, ensuring they reach customers in optimal condition, ready to provide livestock with high-quality, nutritious hay.