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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-67004-0 it is the only species cultivated in the region that resists drought well in semiarid zones, while growing more actively in the dry season of the subhumid zones than perennial grasses. An estimated 10.000 ha is sown annually to Grass Sorghum in Kenya alone. The term “Grass Sorghum„ is adopted here

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Husbandry of natural grasslandpectacular enough: they lack the dramatic response to management as displayed by cultivated pastures, react slowly to the onset of the rains and cease growth earlier at the end. Natural grassland is often associated in a negative sense with one or more of the following characteristics (Table 4.1):

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Alternative fodder grasses fodder demonstration plots seems complete without Giant Setaria . Guineagrass . and Guatemala grass .. An overview of countrywide yields achieved in the Kenya District Trials (Table 6.2) shows the following (DM ton/ha/year):