Barsim / Egyptian Clover
Barsim suppliers, manufacturers and exporters in India
A.R.T International is a bulk barsim supplier, manufacturer and exporter in Sojat, Rajasthan, India.
Barsim (Egyptian Clover / Trifolium alexandrinum) is a highly palatable, nutritious winter legume forage. High crude protein (18-20%), excellent digestibility and strong animal acceptance. Widely used as fresh, hay and dehydrated pellets for dairy cattle, buffaloes and sheep. Strong demand from Gulf countries.
Barsim / Egyptian Clover, processed and packed in Sojat
Barsim (Egyptian Clover / Trifolium alexandrinum) is a highly palatable, nutritious winter legume forage. High crude protein (18-20%), excellent digestibility and strong animal acceptance. Widely used as fresh, hay and dehydrated pellets for dairy cattle, buffaloes and sheep. Strong demand from Gulf countries.
A.R.T International supplies Barsim / Egyptian Clover from its GMP certified facility in Sojat City, Rajasthan. We have supplied herbal ingredients since 1995. Every batch ships with third party lab testing and a Certificate of Analysis, plus documentation for EU, US, and GCC import requirements.
As a barsim exporter we ship wholesale barsim to buyers in the US, EU and GCC, in export packing, with a Certificate of Analysis on every lot.
Why source Barsim from A.R.T International
Full quality specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Botanical Name | Trifolium alexandrinum |
| Crude Protein | 18-20% |
| Digestibility | High |
| Palatability | Excellent |
| MOQ | 500 kg |
| Packaging | Compressed Bales / PP Bags |
| Certifications | GMP, FSSAI |
| Origin | Rajasthan / Punjab, India |
Who sources this ingredient
Egyptian clover, a winter legume forage
Barsim is Trifolium alexandrinum, a winter-season legume forage with crude protein at 18 to 20% and unusually high palatability. That last point is not marketing: barsim is one of the forages animals reliably eat without coaxing, which matters in a ration where intake is the constraint rather than composition. It is a seasonal crop, so supply follows the winter cycle.
Hay, pellets, chopped and leaf meal
Hay is the traditional format. Dehydrated pellets store and handle better. Chopped suits mixed rations. Leaf meal goes into compound feed. MOQ is 500 kg. Buyers running a year-round programme usually pair barsim with alfalfa, which covers the other half of the calendar, and take both from the same desk.