Nigerian Journal of Animal Production · Jan 14, 2026
Effects of biochar–goat manure application rate and cutting stage on growth and dry matter yield of Panicum maximum in Sudan Savannah zone of Nigeria
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Low soil fertility and erratic rainfall limit forage production in the Sudan Savannah zone of Nigeria, resulting in persistent dry-season feed shortages and reduced livestock productivity. Soil amendments such as biochar and goat manure have the potential to improve soil water retention and fertility. This study evaluated the combined effects of biochar–goat manure (B–G) application rates and…

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