Grazing Sorghum as a Forage

University of Missouri Plant Sciences student, William Lee, explains his research project on grazing sorghum as an animal forage.
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[@johns9277]

Great thinking

[@CrawfordVenturesLLC]

Would love to know what the average daily gain on a stocker steer is in grain sorghum.

[@jacobchambers8036]

If you are seeding on 30 inch rows why not try broadcasting with red clover before canopy, that’d provide plenty of protein for grazing.

[@jonathanhance2118]

Maybe herbicide carryover?

[@ab5441]

Maybe light requirements. The examples I have seen use cowpeas for protein.

[@JoshBradley-hf6dq]

Could you mix all 3 together in a seed blend?