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 Safe “T” Graze Baled for Silage Note the Fine (Pencil-Width) Blade
