Abstract
Koranga sown at Soil Conservation Farm. Mastung in March 1981, germinated and survived whole growing season under limited irrigation. Though there was no promising vegetative growth however, plant sprouted vigorously during next season i.e. February - March 1982 and produced fodder at the rate of 19.7075 metric tons per hectare and seed collected from the crop was 600.96 kg. Per hectare. It was observed that plant can withstand high rate of soil moisture stress and is suited to arid conditions prevailing in Mastung Valley.
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