Maize, Color : Varies for Animal Feed

Maize includes plants as wheat, rye, barley, rice, sorghum, and sugarcane. One of the most adaptable developing crops, maize, has a wide range of adaptation under various agro-climatic situations. Because it has the largest genetic yield potential of all the cereals, maize is referred to as the “queen of cereals” internationally. The majority of maize is used as silage for animal feed, particularly for dairy cattle, but maize is also increasingly produced as an energy crop for anaerobic digesters (AD), which are supported with public funds and utilise the gas they create to generate electricity. Both as a crop per hectare and as a source of biogas per cubic metre, maize yields are excellent.