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 ...

Harvest-aids also prevent any late tillers from developing grain that could further delay harvest or result in high-moisture grain being delivered to the elevator. In addition, by using a harvest-aid, ...

MONTEREY, Tenn. — A trio of culinary professionals stood near the building where the Guenther family processes sorghum when Mark Guenther popped his head out of the opening of a portable collection ...

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 ...

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 ...

Mike Spyker noticed a combine harvesting the sorghum field near the York County Solid Waste Incinerator and submitted a few photos. My post, a week ago, about that sorghum field produced an ...

Grain sorghum can be a substitute for Kenya's staple - maize, which takes longer to grow and is easily affected by drought. The sorghum market is huge and is currently expanding as more people seek to ...

While some producers are thinking about the corn and soybean harvest, some farmers are already harvesting what's known as milo or sorghum. Brad Anderson recently traveled to Pawnee County to talk with ...

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, ...

China’s sorghum imports are steadily rising and producers are counting on the country’s importers to continue purchases into the new crop year, according to the U.S. Grains Council. “The Chinese ...

If things are getting a little sticky around here it's because this is sorghum harvesting time in Arkansas. On Saturday, the Heritage House Museum in Mount Ida will celebrate all things rich, gooey ...