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Broad Acre Crops · Sorghum · World Ag News

High input costs, low availability complicate late-planting decisions

During the 2022 Texas drought, late-planted sorghum remained possible in some areas, but moisture, maturity, input availability, markets and insurance all shaped the decision.
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Broad Acre Crops · Sorghum · World Ag News

SORGHUM CAN DIVERSIFY CROP ROTATIONS BY INCREASING YIELD, LOWERING INPUTS

The Executive Director of Nebraska’s sorghum groups says by adding sorghum to a crop rotation farmers can boost their bottom line.
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Broad Acre Crops · Holistic Management · Soil Biology · Soil Health · Sorghum · World Ag News

Add sorghum to secure farm sustainability

Sorghum Focus: Grain sorghum advances sustainability by adding residue, sequestering carbon and mitigating water needs.
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Broad Acre Crops · Holistic Management · Sorghum · World Ag News

Sorghum row spacing controls weed spread

“Any non-chemical strategies that reduce seedbank replenishment are very valuable to growers.”
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