[Syrupmakers] Birds

[Gail Cross]

Never had a problem with birds going for the sorghum heads while in the
field. We did save the heads when harvesting as feed for our chickens and
other stock.

Gail in MO


On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 6:25 PM, Alan Whitaker <whitaker.j.alan at gmail.com>
wrote:

> How does your sorghum fare with the birds?  Do the birds eat the seed
> before you can collect it?  I'm growing an OP milo that I was going to use
> for flour in my mill, but the birds are wiping it out before it even
> ripens.  I was planning to grow some sorghum for syrup and seed next year,
> but was concerned how it does with birds.
>
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> Alan Whitaker
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