NSHS-8181 BARSEEM

NSHS – 8181 Barseem

Premium Multi-Cut Barseem for Nutritious & High-Quality Green Fodder Produced & Marketed by NEW STAR HYBRID SEEDS

NSHS – 8181 is a high-performing multi-cut Barseem variety, well suited to the climatic conditions of North India. With fast regrowth, profuse tillering, excellent palatability, and high protein content, it provides a continuous supply of nutritious green fodder throughout the season.

Agronomy Details

For Better Results

Regular and timely irrigation is essential for better regrowth, higher biomass production, and maximum number of productive cuts throughout the season.

Crop Characteristics

Why Choose NSHS – 8181?

5–6 Cuts in One Season

With proper crop management and regular irrigation, NSHS – 8181 can provide 5–6 productive fodder cuts, ensuring a prolonged green fodder supply.

Fast Regrowth After Cutting

Quick regeneration after every cut helps maintain a continuous and dependable supply of fresh green fodder.

High Protein – 17–20% Crude Protein

Protein-rich fodder makes it an excellent choice for dairy animals, supporting better nutrition, animal health, and milk productivity.

Soft, Juicy & Highly Palatable Fodder

Tender and succulent fodder encourages better feed intake and helps support improved milk production.

Erect Growth & Profuse Tillering

Strong, upright plants with abundant tillering help produce higher biomass and good green fodder yield.

Strong Field Performance

Vigorous crop growth and good regeneration provide reliable performance throughout the cutting season.

Tolerance to Mild Cold Conditions

Performs well under the cool-season conditions commonly experienced across North India.

Supports Soil Health

Being a leguminous crop, Barseem helps fix atmospheric nitrogen, contributing to improved soil fertility and benefiting subsequent crops.

NSHS – 8181 is an excellent choice for farmers looking for:

More Cuts. More Nutrition. More Green Fodder.

NSHS – 8181 – The Multi-Cut Barseem for Better Dairy Performance.

Yield may vary depending on soil fertility, climate, irrigation, and crop management practices