Some compare sorghum and corn as apples to apples when it comes to water use in the southern Plains; however, at the recent Red River Crops Conference, Jason Warren, Oklahoma State University ...

When Mother Nature dumps hail on a sorghum field producers need to have a plan, Brent Bean writes in his column.

Grain sorghum is one crop option that can provide opportunity to growers in regions impacted by historically adverse weather during the 2019 planting season, according to the Nebraska Grain ...

Farmers in the Boot-heel are considering grain sorghum as they prepare to plant, said Dr. Michael Aide, professor and chairman of the agriculture department at Southeast Missouri State University ...

LINCOLN — The Nebraska Grain Sorghum Board and United Sorghum Checkoff Program have a Sorghum Planting Guide that may assist farmers who face delayed or prevented spring planting of other crops ...

As a drought-tolerant crop with relatively low input costs, grain sorghum production surged across the U.S. in 2015, and Byrd’s choice was no exception. As he approached April planting, the ...

Trenton-area farmer Mike Baker estimates corn costs him $100 or more an acre to plant, while sorghum costs $15 an acre. He works about 2,500 acres in southwest Nebraska, of which 800 are in sorghum.

The federal government is on the verge of approving a grain mainly used as livestock feed - sorghum, or milo - to make a cleaner version of ethanol.

Thanks to increased export demand, solid prices and new technology for weed control, U.S. farmers are planting more grain sorghum in 2021. Total U.S. sorghum acres are projected to reach 6.91 ...

It comes in multiple varieties, including: Whole-grain sorghum, which is sorghum in its purest form. It looks like couscous, but has a slightly chewier texture.

Milo sorghum grows in a field on the farm of Gary Johnson, in Waukomis, Okla, Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2012. The government is on the verge of approving sorghum, a grain mainly used as livestock feed ...