Sorghums
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Red Grain
Sorghum
Grain sorghum is a warm season annual crop that can grow to a height of 3-6’. Grain sorghum is broadly adapted to many soils and climate conditions. It provides an abundance of forage and grain for wildlife. Doves, quail, waterfowl, and turkey relish the seeds. Grain sorghum is a common component of food plots for doves and quail. It is also an excellent plant for cover and nurse crops, and for the remediation of extremely saline soils and heavily compacted soils.
Grain sorghum can make grain in 90 to 120 days depending on the conditions. Best time to plant is March through April for spring plantings and June through July for autumn maturity. Summer plantings are generally successful when irrigated.
Planting Rate/acre: 8-15 lbs
Price Per lb
White Grain
Sorghum
An open-pollinated, early maturing, white sorghum bred for cold tolerance. Seed was donated by the Farm Breeders Club from the Northern Plains Sustainable Ag Society. Plants grow short at 4 feet. Excellent standability and drought tolerance. The heads of the sorghum can be harvested for grain, livestock and bird feed, or left standing to attract birds during winter months.
Planting Rate/acre: 8-15 lbs
Price Per lb