1-800-634-2836 Home Grain Forage Cover Crops Organics Applied Products Links Blog Contact Grain Sorghum Grain Sorghum HomeGrainGrain SorghumGrain Sorghum Grain Sorghum Sugar Cane Aphids have become an increasingly problematic pest for sorghum growers both grain sorghum and forages. We have made selection for tolerance one of the top priorities right along with top end yield potential, excellent standability and superior drought tolerance. All of our newer varieties that have been released that have a high level of tolerance to Sugar Cane Aphids have a 5xxx number. Also MG 4595 is still maintaining its high level of tolerance as well. Another approach that is being looked at, especially in double-crop situations, is to plant flowering “companion” species with the sorghum to attract beneficial predatory insects such as lacewings and ladybugs to feed on the aphid populations. This has shown to be an effective option for some, although management changes will need to be looked at possibly. White Food Type Varieties of Sorghum Seed Catalog Prices 2021 Corn Prices 2021 Soybean Prices 2021 Sorghum Prices 2018 Cover Crop Prices 2021 Spring Price Sheet Plots 2019 Corn Strip Plots 2019 Corn Replicated Plots 2019 Soybean Strip Plots 2019 Soybean Replicated Plots 2019 Milo Plots 2019 Milo Replicated Plots 2019 Silage Plots 2019 Forage Plots Give us a call at 1-800-634-2836 for further assistance. Thank you. Kauffman Seeds, Inc. 9218 S. Halstead St. Hutchinson, KS 67501 1+ (800) 634-2836 Copyright © 2018-2021 by Kauffman Seeds, Inc. All rights reserved. Site designed and hosted by Kansas Chun Kuhn Taekwondo Marketing Services. Site maintained by Kauffman Seeds, Inc. Share This

1-800-634-2836 Home Grain Forage Cover Crops Organics Applied Products Links Blog Contact Mung Bean Warm Season Broadleaf Cover Crops HomeCover CropsWarm Season Broadleaf Cover CropsMung Bean Mung Bean Mung bean is a warm season broadleaf annual. It has an upright and spreading plant structure and is a legume used for nitrogen fixation. It has a low to medium water use and poor salinity tolerance. Crude protein ranges from 16-23%. It is self-pollinated and forms arbuscular mycorrhizal associations. It can be planted as early as late April, or as late as after wheat harvest. It likes well-drained soil and responds to good fertility; however, slightly acid soils do not reduce yields. Seed Catalog Prices 2021 Corn Prices 2021 Soybean Prices 2021 Sorghum Prices 2018 Cover Crop Prices 2021 Spring Price Sheet Plots 2019 Corn Strip Plots 2019 Corn Replicated Plots 2019 Soybean Strip Plots 2019 Soybean Replicated Plots 2019 Milo Plots 2019 Milo Replicated Plots 2019 Silage Plots 2019 Forage Plots Give us a call at 1-800-634-2836 for further assistance. Thank you. Kauffman Seeds, Inc. 9218 S. Halstead St. Hutchinson, KS 67501 1+ (800) 634-2836 Copyright © 2018-2021 by Kauffman Seeds, Inc. All rights reserved. Site designed and hosted by Kansas Chun Kuhn Taekwondo Marketing Services. Site maintained by Kauffman Seeds, Inc. Share This