Posted by NCWayne on October 23, 2013 at 23:33:06 from (173.188.169.54):
Posted the other week asking what might be growing in the fields near me that looked a lot like stunted corn. After seeing the pics ya"ll sent, and doing a little more research I thought it was Milo. Then, the other day, a customer was by my place and mentioned that it was the first time in a lot of years that he had seen Milo growing around here.
That said, as I mentioned in my post asking what it was, the usual crops around here are corn, soybeans, and cotton. I understand that rotating crops is good for the soil, but given the usual crops in rotation, what benefit, if any, would there be to now throw Milo into the mix beyond it simply being yet another cash crop? Just curious.
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