Description
Type: Summer Annual Sudan Height: Can Reach 11 feet
| Usage: | Hay, Pasture, Green Chop | Seeding Rate: | Pasture/Chop: 50 lb/ acre
Hay: 70 lb/ acre |
| Plant: | May-July 10 |
- A Hybrid Sorghum Sudan Grass with Piper Parenting
- Very Low Prussic Acid Content (Because it is a Piper Cross)
- In 35 years We Have Had No Known Cases of Cattle Losses Due to Prussic Acid Content
- Heat & Drought Resistant
- Very High Tonnage Produce
- Palatable; High Sugar Content
- Note: Heavy Nitrogen Amounts, Stress From Drought & Frost Will Create Favorable Conditions for Nitrate Poisoning
- Piper Crosses are Finer-Stemmed than Greenleaf Crosses for Finer-Stemmed Hay
- Much Higher Yield Potential than Hybrid Pearl Millet Because it Grows Back Much Better After Each Harvest
- If Planted in Too Cold of Temperature the Plant will become “Stunted” & Remain “Stunted” the Entire Growing Season
