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<blockquote data-quote="Texasmark" data-source="post: 1580980" data-attributes="member: 27848"><p>Warm season annual sounds like sorghum-sudan, haygrazer, popular, available at most feed stores, priced at about $25/50# bag, bag per acre for a good stand, makes great stands for grazing and baling...good volume, couple of problems to watch out for but handleable. "Gotcha Plus" out of Denton feed mills is a super product....my bulk fertilizer dealer in Whiteright sells it as a sideline along with his fertilizer main business. Really late in the season now to plant any summer crop.....Haygrazer should have been in by mid April but the weather forecasters have predicted a wet summer so you still have a chance to make something.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Texasmark, post: 1580980, member: 27848"] Warm season annual sounds like sorghum-sudan, haygrazer, popular, available at most feed stores, priced at about $25/50# bag, bag per acre for a good stand, makes great stands for grazing and baling...good volume, couple of problems to watch out for but handleable. "Gotcha Plus" out of Denton feed mills is a super product....my bulk fertilizer dealer in Whiteright sells it as a sideline along with his fertilizer main business. Really late in the season now to plant any summer crop.....Haygrazer should have been in by mid April but the weather forecasters have predicted a wet summer so you still have a chance to make something. [/QUOTE]
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