Product Guides

Wheat straw is clean, dry cereal residue baled as economical ruminant roughage for dairy farms and feed mills. Typical export lots target ≤12–15% moisture in 15–25 kg or compressed bales, with phytosanitary documentation via Pakistan DPP / PSW when required.

Rice straw is post-paddy harvest residue baled for feed-mill fibre and dairy roughage blends. It often carries higher silica than wheat straw, so inclusion rates and lab checks matter before annual contracts.

Rhodes grass (Chloris gayana) is cut, cured and baled as export hay valued for palatability versus cereal straws. Dairy, horse and premium Middle East / Asian hay markets are the primary buyers.

Corn silage is ensiled chopped maize that supplies fermentable energy for high-producing dairy herds. Harvest dry matter, chop length and packaging (bunker, bag or approved export) must match buyer logistics.

Yellow maize (corn) is a primary energy grain for poultry, livestock and aquaculture rations. Export lots are typically cleaned, moisture-checked (often ≤14%) and available in bags, jumbo bags or bulk lined containers.

Sugarcane tops and leafy residue are economical ruminant roughage after cane harvest. Dried baled tops suit FCL export; fresh or wilted lots suit shorter regional hauls.

Peanut (groundnut) straw is baled after harvest as alternative ruminant fibre for feed mills and dairy. Soil and pod debris must be controlled; lab analysis is recommended before formulation.

Lentil and mung bean straw provide economical ruminant fibre after pulse harvest. Lots may be supplied separately or mixed; confirm import acceptance of pulse straws for your market.

Mustard straw is oilseed crop residue baled for ruminant fibre and regional feed trade. It also supplies biomass markets — this guide covers animal-feed use.

Wheat straw biomass is lignocellulosic feedstock for pellets, briquettes and co-firing. Industrial buyers typically target ≤10–14% moisture with lot ash and calorific values verified before annual contracts.

Sesame straw diversifies pellet blends and regional biofuel chains after oilseed harvest. Calorific value and ash are lot-dependent — sample before annual volume.

Mustard straw biomass supports pellet blends and co-firing with seasonal industrial volumes. Clean, dried bales ship with plant-material export documentation.

Rice husk is silica-rich mill residue used as boiler fuel, briquette feedstock and co-firing material. Lined containers help control dust claims on export lots.

Sawdust is wood-processing residue used for pellets, briquettes, board/paper inputs and co-firing. Moisture, species mix and particle size drive process performance.

Wood chips supply CHP boilers, pellet lines and industrial heat when size, bark content and moisture match plant specs. Export programs need clear phytosanitary treatment rules.