Anand Super Napier Silage & Biomass Initiative
Project Overview & Scope
Operating across 120 prime arable acres in Anand—the dairy capital of India—this initiative addresses Gujarat's severe summer green fodder deficit. Leveraging the high-protein Pakchong-1 Super Napier hybrid, the project harvests continuous 45-day cuttings over a 5-year perennial lifecycle. Biomass is precision-chopped to 15mm in the field and vacuum-packed into 100kg airtight bales within 2 hours of harvest. Inoculated with Lactobacillus plantarum, the silage undergoes rapid anaerobic fermentation, locking in 16.5% crude protein for up to 18 months.
Indicative Agronomic Projections
Target Agronomic Yield: 260 - 280 Tonnes / Acre Annual Biomass (Indicative figure only)
*Indicative / projected figures only. Actual results may vary based on rainfall, temperature variance, and agronomic factors. Not guaranteed.
Project Field Photography
5-Stage Napier Cultivation & Silage Production Blueprint
Every 45 days, our Anand complex completes full harvest cycles with zero chemical herbicides, mechanized 15mm chop forage processing, vacuum round-baling into 100kg bales, and direct supply chain delivery to dairy cooperatives across Gujarat.