A Nebraska farmer says he’s considering adding more sorghum acres to his crop rotation next year. Tyler Bose of Arcadia says its production value is hard to ignore, especially when margins are extremely tight. “Honestly, my seed cast is a big chunk of it. I can plant dry land sorghum that’s going take roughly about […]
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