Maramais Seeds plant propagation - for animals forage

•Rich in protein: The seeds contain 30–39% protein, making them a good protein source for livestock.

•Energy-dense: The tubers and seeds are rich in carbohydrates and fats, providing high energy content.

•Essential amino acids: Contains amino acids beneficial for animal growth and health.

•Marama plants thrive in semi-arid and arid conditions, making them a sustainable forage option in dry regions.

•Deep-rooted tubers allow survival in prolonged droughts, ensuring a reliable food source for livestock.

•The leaves and young shoots are palatable and can be consumed by cattle, goats, and sheep.

•Marama bean tubers are highly digestible, making them a suitable supplemental feed for ruminants.

•As a leguminous plant, it helps fix nitrogen in the soil, improving soil fertility and benefiting pastures.

•Maramais plants reduce dependency on conventional forage crops like alfalfa or maize, which may struggle in drought-prone areas.

•It can serve as a supplementary feed during dry seasons when other forages are scarce.

•Slow growth: Takes time to establish, which may limit large-scale use.

•Limited research: More studies are needed to optimize its use as animal forage.

•High-Quality Seeds: Specifically chosen for optimal growth and sustainability.

•Nutritional Forage: Ideal for feeding a variety of animals, ensuring their health and well-being.