Posted By: FowlDreams
Sorghum - 09/15/16 05:20 PM
It's looking good. Will be even better when we flood it and get some ducks on it.
Sorghum
Posted By: sallysue
Re: Sorghum - 09/15/16 05:55 PM
Thats what I need to plant where do you get your at
Posted By: Hopedale
Re: Sorghum - 09/15/16 08:07 PM
Originally Posted By: sallysue
Thats what I need to plant where do you get your at
He goes to the "getting place"
Posted By: FowlDreams
Re: Sorghum - 09/15/16 08:44 PM
Originally Posted By: sallysue
Thats what I need to plant where do you get your at
Not sure. I didn't buy it.
Posted By: Littledog
Re: Sorghum - 09/15/16 08:53 PM
I don't mind admitting . . I'm pretty much AG stupid.
Is milo the same as or related to Sorghum ? Looks a little different than I remember.
Some of the best duck hunts I have ever had were on my knees in between rows of flooded milo.
Couldn't keep duck away from it if there had been 100 hunters.
Is milo the same as or related to Sorghum ? Looks a little different than I remember.
Some of the best duck hunts I have ever had were on my knees in between rows of flooded milo.
Couldn't keep duck away from it if there had been 100 hunters.
Posted By: sallysue
Re: Sorghum - 09/15/16 09:05 PM
Well if it just milo no problem I use it for catfishing after it gets soured
Posted By: Rob M
Re: Sorghum - 09/16/16 04:13 PM
I'm not farmer, but my understanding is that Sorghum and Milo are the same thing.
Posted By: hook_n_line
Re: Sorghum - 09/16/16 04:21 PM
Sorghum/ milo is the same thing. It's looking good but it's going to be a while before the heads are ripe. We hunt a 600 acre field of it during dove season. Some years are wildwest shoots and others not so good. It depends on what mother nature grew around us.