The results revealed growth as well as fodder and seed yield traits of berseem were significantly influenced by planting dates (P<0.05). On the basis of overall growth and yield performance, the berseem sown on 30^th October ranked 1^st producing 82.13 cm plant height, 99.66 leaves plant^-1, 26.17 branches^-1, 18.83 g fodder weight plant^-1, 34167 kg green fodder yield ha^-1, 4720.0 kg dry fodder yield ha^-1 and 916.67 kg seed yield ha^-1. The berseem sown on 15^th October ranked 2nd with 74.16 cm plant height, 93.33 leaves plant^-1, 22.50 branches^-1, 17.00 g fodder weight plant^-1, 32333 kg green fodder yield ha^-1, 4220 kg dry fodder yield ha^-1 and 861.67 kg seed yield ha^-1. Similarly, sowing of berseem on 30^th September ranked 3^rd with 65.33 cm plant height, 89.83 leaves plant^-1, 17.83 branches^-1, 12.50 g fodder weight plant^-1, 24333 kg green fodder yield ha^-1, 3156 kg dry fodder yield ha^-1 and 660 kg seed yield ha^-1. Delayed sown berseem on 15^th November ranked 4^th with 59.33 cm plant height, 72.33 leaves plant^-1, 18.00 branches^-1, 8.83 g fodder weight plant^-1, 22000 kg green fodder yield ha^-1, 2820 kg dry fodder yield ha^-1 and 595 kg seed yield ha^-1. However, least performance was recorded when the crop was cultivated on 30^th November with 54.50 cm plant height, 69.50 leaves plant^-1, 13.33 branches^-1, 7.00 g fodder weight plant^-1, 16000 kg green fodder yield ha^-1, 2820 kg dry fodder yield ha^-1 and 395 kg seed yield ha^-1. Hence, 15^th to 30^th October could the best time of sowing for Egyptian variety of berseem under agro-ecological conditions of Tandojam