Rhodes grass hay & wheat straw bales, exported from Pakistan to farms worldwide.
We source export-quality forage from Punjab, test every batch and ship high-density bales from Karachi to Asia, Africa, Europe and the GCC, with full export paperwork.
مورد تبن القمح وعشب الرودس من باكستان إلى دول الخليج
Forage we export
Processed to keep nutrients in and dust out. Each lot is tagged with its test results before it leaves our hub.
Equine gradeRhodes grass hay
Fine-cut, palatable grass hay with 9–12% crude protein for dairy cows, horses, camels, sheep and goats.
- Moisture
- 10–14%
- Protein
- 9–12%
- Texture
- Fine
Export readyWheat straw bales
Sun-dried, low-dust, high-fibre roughage for cattle rations, goats and sheep, and clean bedding.
- Moisture
- ≤12%
- Protein
- ≥3.5%
- ADF fiber
- 40%
High-protein alfalfa. Dried alfalfa bales with guaranteed crude protein for high-yield dairy.
Corn silage. Fermented silage built for energy density and palatability.
Forage for dairy, cattle, horses and camels
Hay and straw from Karachi to your port
Pick your country for ports, documents and buyer notes, or see every market we serve.
How an order reaches you
One team handles the whole chain, from the field in Pakistan to your port.
Requirements & sourcing
We agree specification, volume and compliance, then select crops from vetted partner farms in Punjab.
Harvest & baling
Forage is sun-dried, cleaned and pressed into high-density bales that hold their quality in transit.
Inspection & loading
Batches are lab-checked and inspected by SGS or Bureau Veritas before loading at Karachi.
Shipping & delivery
Sea freight to your port with tracking, insurance and full documents for customs.
From harvest to your feed barn
What every order includes
- Crop selection and harvest with partner farmers
- Cleaning, drying and high-density baling
- Lab tests plus SGS or Bureau Veritas inspection
- Container loading at Karachi port
- Sea freight with tracking and insurance
- Phytosanitary and origin certificates for customs
Quality you can check, delivery you can plan
Tested every batch
Moisture, protein and fungal checks before baling, plus third-party inspection before loading.
Two offices, one team
Sourcing and export in Karachi, buyer support in Doha, so you always have someone to call.
Paperwork done right
Phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin and inspection report with every shipment.
Buying hay and straw from Pakistan
Quick answers for farm managers, stables and distributors. See all questions.
Which countries do you export wheat straw and Rhodes grass to?
We export from Karachi to Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain in the Gulf; to Kenya, Somalia, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Egypt, Morocco and other African markets; to Japan, South Korea, Malaysia and Southeast Asia; and to European buyers in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and beyond.
What is Rhodes grass hay used for?
Rhodes grass (Chloris gayana) is a fine-stemmed tropical grass dried into hay. It is fed to dairy cows, horses, camels, sheep and goats as a palatable, digestible forage. Our Rhodes grass tests at 9–12% crude protein and 10–14% moisture.
Is wheat straw good for cattle feed?
Wheat straw is a high-fibre, low-protein roughage. It keeps the rumen working, balances energy-dense rations for dairy and beef cattle, and is also used as bedding. Our wheat straw tests at maximum 12% moisture, minimum 3.5% crude protein and 40% ADF fibre.
What is the difference between Rhodes grass, wheat straw and alfalfa?
Wheat straw is mainly fibre (about 3.5% protein), Rhodes grass hay is a mid-protein grass hay (about 9–12% protein), and alfalfa is a legume hay with higher protein. Many farms mix straw or Rhodes grass with alfalfa and concentrates to balance cost, fibre and protein.
What are the HS codes for wheat straw and Rhodes grass hay?
Wheat straw is usually classified under HS 1213 (cereal straw and husks). Rhodes grass hay is usually classified under HS 1214.90 (other forage products such as hay). Confirm the exact national tariff line with your customs broker.
How is feed quality checked before export?
Every batch is tested for moisture, protein content and fungal presence. Shipments are inspected by third parties such as SGS and Bureau Veritas before departure.