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Review and insight of production, marketing and risk management issues involved with raising sorghum or milo.

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Ron Smith

Spring rain aids grain sorghum planting

May 25, 2022

Oklahoma producer discusses his sorghum crop, drought, crop rotation alternatives and marketing in a year of high inputs and...

Ron Smith

Sorghum planting on hold, drought, heat threaten production

May 23, 2022

Oklahoma Panhandle producer J.B. Stewart is running out of time to plant sorghum. He, like many, is holding out...

Spring planting rolls on amid drought

May 19, 2022

For many non-irrigated acres in the western part of the state, core soil moisture reserves are already depleted.

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Shelley E. Huguley

Despite 3 crop losses at harvest, couple holds out hope

May 12, 2022

Sam and Shannon Sparks, Harlingen, Texas, have had a tough go with cotton. They are hoping and praying they can see the 2022 crop to the end.

John Duff

U.S. sorghum farmers stand ready to feed hungry people

May 11, 2022

Sorghum Focus: In a volatile world, U.S. sorghum farmers can provide a safe and affordable food source.

Shelley E. Huguley

Lower Rio Grande Valley receives much-needed rainfall

May 02, 2022

IPM Extension agent sees moderate to high cotton aphid populations. Urges producers to scout fields.

Shelley E. Huguley

South Texas crops: Swayed by drought, not tillage practices

Apr 25, 2022

Most Texas producers are waiting on a rain. South Texas crops are in the ground, most are up but desperate for rainfall to continue.

Adam Russell

Drought, prices, high input costs may fuel more sorghum acres

Apr 20, 2022

Texas Crop and Weather Report – April 19, 2022

Sorghum field and farm buildings in western Kansas

John Duff

Sorghum shines in sustainability conversations

Apr 11, 2022

A decade of discussing sustainability and sorghum continues to lead the way.

John Duff

Sorghum an option on more irrigated acres

Mar 14, 2022

SORGHUM FOCUS: A little moisture can go a long way when it comes to sorghum and a continuing drought.

Shelley E. Huguley

Selling, buying hay guide, tips

Mar 08, 2022

Summary of Southwest hay prices published by USDA.

K-State measures sorghum’s farm-level carbon footprint

Mar 01, 2022

The research can help farmers selling grain sorghum into the biofuels marketplace.

United Sorghum checkoff program names new sustainability director

Feb 16, 2022

Adam York, a Kansan, takes over for promoting sorghum’s sustainability initiatives.

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