“…To create awareness on this variety through conducted twelve on and off campus training programmes during implementation period. The results of two years pooled data revealed that among the two fodder varieties, fodder sorghum variety COFS-31 recorded significantly higher stem height (215.6 cm), leaf width (4.5 cm) and green fodder yield (89.6 t/ha) and lower stem girth (3.2 cm) over Napier hybrid bajra (210.4, 4.1, 5.4 and 74.7 t/ha, respectively) which is higher by 19.9 per cent (Kamal Bai et al, 2017). The higher palatability per cent was recorded in COFS -31 (90.4 %) over Napier hybrid bajra (81.8 %) with tune of 11.5 per cent (K Sai Maheswari et al, 2019).…”