Mote dwarf elephant grass, a fishery forage grass

Mote dwarf elephant grass is a gramineous forage introduced from the United States a few years ago. The grass is perennial, with a plant height of 0.8 mi 1.4 m, short and many nodes, a large number of leaves per plant and strong tiller regeneration ability. It is more hardy, the aboveground part is withered and yellow in winter, and the underground part survives. Sprouting in spring, the temperature begins to grow at about 12 ℃, and likes to grow in places where the soil layer is deep, fertile and moist.

This kind of forage grass has high yield and high nutritional value. under good water and fertilizer conditions, it can produce 15,000-20,000 kg of fresh grass per mu, and its leaf quantity accounts for more than 80% of the total grass. Hay contains 12% Mel 14% crude protein and has good palatability. if well managed, the new species 45 MUE can be cut and used for 55 days, and can be harvested every 15 Mel 20 days or so. The first stubble is 5ml 10cm, then the reclaimed grass can be cut flat and can be used continuously for 8 years.