The study was conducted to investigate best management practices to establish the natural regeneration of Sal ( Shorea robusta ) through coppice management and to maximize fodder and fuelwood production from degraded Terai forests of Nepal. A single block forest was established with 16 different treatments. Of these treatments, four were designed for fodder and fuelwood production in a short rotation. It was found that 1 shoot per stool was better for earlier foliage production and 3/2/1 shoots per stool was the best treatment to produce maximum fuelwood in a short rotation. A tabulated data showing the total biomass output for 12 years (3 rotations) of the study for simple coppice management option is provided.