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Harvesting Grain from Freeze-damaged Sorghum

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MF1081 Harvesting Grain from Freeze-damaged Sorghum

by Kraig L. Roozeboom Leland J. McKinney

  • Published Date: Sep 1993
  • Revision Date: Apr 2009
Grain sorghum in Kansas often is subjected to a killing freeze before maturity. It is crucial to make a test cutting, analyze it for test weight, yield potential before making any decisions.
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