The following is a list of the Cooperators who completed Irrigated Grain Sorghum trials at the Irrigation Research Foundation. Just click on the Cooperator name to see results authorized for publication and/or contact information for further inquiries.
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RESEARCH COOPERATORS INCLUDE:
Bayer Crop Science – Published Results
Borregaard LignoTech
Brandt – Published Results
Grower’s Source, LLC. – Published Results
LG Seeds
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RESEARCH COOPERATORS INCLUDE:
Grower’s Source, LLC. * * * Published Results
New – Helena Agri-Enterprises, LLC.
Monsanto
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No research trials conducted
RESEARCH COOPERATORS INCLUDE:
AgriGro
Agtion * * * Published Results
Amway * * * Published Results
Max Systems, LLC.
Nachurs * * * Published Results
Nutrient Management Specialists * * * Published Results
Talc USA * * * Published Results
West Central
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No research trials conducted
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RESEARCH COOPERATORS INCLUDE:
Amway – Published Results
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NO RESEARCH TRIALS CONDUCTED
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RESEARCH COOPERATORS INCLUDE:
Amway – Published Results
Monsanto
Monty’s Plant & Soil Products – Published Results
Pro Green Ag – Published Results
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RESEARCH COOPERATORS INCLUDE:
Agrotain * * * Published Results
Amway * * * Published Results
Monsanto
Monty’s Plant & Soil Products * * * Published Results
Sorghum, also known as milo, has a variety of uses including food for human consumption, feed grain for livestock and industrial applications such as ethanol production.
Most human consumption of sorghum occurs in low-income countries, while high-income countries typically use sorghum as a component in livestock feed or to produce ethanol. Sorghum is a versatile plant because it can tolerate drought, soil toxicities, a wide range of temperatures and high altitudes.
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