Occasionally there can be a need to use a harvest aid on grain sorghum. The crop usually is left to terminate and senesce naturally from either the plant maturing out or by a killing freeze. The main ...

STILLWATER — Oklahoma’s milo crop, or grain sorghum, is seeing a dramatic decline from last year. “Oklahoma sorghum production totaled 12 million bushels, down 41 percent from last year. Yield ...

Our Market Intel series on commodity-specific tariff profiles continues with grain sorghum. Producing 16.2 percent of the world’s grain sorghum, the U.S. is currently the largest producer of grain ...

To meet the continually growing interest in grain sorghum production in Garfield County, Oklahoma Cooperative Exten-sion Service and National Sorghum Growers are teaming up to provide timely ...

Late-planted grain sorghum can suffer from injury and reduced yields when an early fall freeze occurs. Typically, a temperature of 26 degrees or lower is required to kill a sorghum plant, but damage ...

Utilizing harvest aids for grain sorghum has become more popular in recent years. Historically, the crop would be left to terminate and senesce naturally. The main purpose of applying a harvest aid ...

A quarter-century ago, more than 2 million acres of milo were harvested in Nebraska. This year, early reports show there will be only 390,000 planted acres — a 29 percent dip just since last year. The ...

BROOKINGS, S.D. - The combination of poor margins for row crops and the threat of continued dry conditions are prompting many producers to re-evaluate cropping plans. Warren Rusche, South Dakota State ...

Grain sorghum is called the water-sipping crop, a quality that endears it to many farmers in high-heat, low-moisture parts of the country. Unfortunately, that description applies to just about ...

Ramon Klassen has cut sorghum on his land in Inman for 42 years. Growing up, he watched his father cutting the same fields knowing someday he also would harvest them. During the last week of November, ...

I’ve been on the farm since I could walk. It’s been a great life so far. It’s a true family operation that stretches back five generations. My brother is farming with me, along with my dad, uncle and ...