Klein Karoo Jancao Grass
Jancao Grass Grower in the Klein Karoo, Western Cape
Jancao Grass is now available in the Western Cape of South Africa. Buy ready to plant shoots from the local grower, Klein Karoo Jancao Grass, located near Uniondale in the Klein Karoo for agriculture use. Order your shoots of this High-Protein Livestock Forage and replant for sustainable animal feed on your own land.
Sustainable Livestock Fodder – Western Cape Supplier
If you are looking for a sustainable high-protein livestock fodder, Jancao Grass now available from a supplier in the Western Cape is the solution. This fast-growing, drought-resilient and high-biomass hybrid grass is cultivated as ruminant and livestock nutrition. Designed for cattle, sheep, goats, poultry and aquaculture feed formulations Jancao is becoming increasingly popular. It can yield a potential of 300+ tons of fresh high-protein forage per hectare annually under good management.
Drought Tolerant Modern Feed – South Africa
The drought tolerant Jancao Grass offers multi-harvest cycles and rapid regrowth suited for modern feed security. The crop highlights high crude protein content and elevated sugar levels that aid natural silage fermentation.
• Growth cycles 90-120 days after planting.
• Subsequent ratoon crops can be cut every 60-90 days.
• Lifespan, once established, a single planting can be cut repeatedly and will produce viable forage for over 20 years.
• It is high palatability and readily consumed by livestock.
• Ideal for grazing as well as cut-and-carry systems
Orders and Enquiries
Jancao Grass shoots are available for collection from the farm near Uniondale. Collection and transport must be arranged by the buyer to the required destination anywhere in South Africa.
For more information, pricing and orders, contact Frans Venter via WhatsApp. Please note that there is no cellular coverage at the farm, so WhatsApp contact is preferred.
This listing is also available on the Lalakoi Business Directory
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