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Sorghum Agronomy
Sorghum is a resilient warm-season crop that delivers grain or high-tonnage fodder on limited water. The figures below are practical starting points.
| Factor | Grain sorghum | Forage / Sudan |
|---|---|---|
| Seed rate | 8–12 kg/acre | 20–25 kg/acre |
| Sowing depth | 2.5–4 cm | 2.5–4 cm |
| Days to first cut / maturity | 100–120 days (grain) | 60–70 days (first cut) |
| Cuts per season | 1 (grain) | 3–4 (forage) |
| Climate | Warm-season, drought tolerant | Warm-season, drought tolerant |
| Water need | Lower than maize | Responsive to irrigation |
FAQ
Agronomy, Answered
How much seed per acre?
≈8–12 kg/acre for grain and 20–25 kg/acre for forage/Sudan types, varying with row spacing and method.
How drought tolerant is sorghum?
One of the most drought- and heat-tolerant cereals, needing less water than maize.
When is the first forage cut ready?
Around 60–70 days, then 3–4 cuts per season in warm climates.
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