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Unlike kafir, milo has a slight laxa- tive effect.
Feterita. — This type has erect heads and slender stems Avith more leaves than milo but less than kafir. It yields as much grain as kafir, tho less forage, and is of importance for the Avestern part of the grain sorghum belt. Unfortunately, it stools and lodges badly.
Kaoliang. — These early-maturing sorghums from northern China are especially suited to the northern plains district, where the other types will not mature. The kaoliangs yield as ...much grain as the milos and will stand drought better, but the forage is scanty and of poor quality, the stalks being pithy and the leaves few.
Sweet sorghums. — The sweet sorgluims, or sorghos, are forage rather than grain i)roducers, and are therefore discussed more fully in Chap- ter XII. For grain production they are surpassed by corn in the humid regions and by the grain sorghums in the plains districts. The seed is not as palatable nor of as high feeding value as kafir or milo.
Millets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unlike kafir, milo has a slight laxa- tive effect.
Feterita. — This type has erect heads and slender stems Avith more leaves than milo but less than kafir. It yields as much grain as kafir, tho less forage, and is of importance for the Avestern part of the grain sorghum belt. Unfortunately, it stools and lodges badly.
Kaoliang. — These early-maturing sorghums from northern China are especially suited to the northern plains district, where the other types will not mature. The kaoliangs yield as ...much grain as the milos and will stand drought better, but the forage is scanty and of poor quality, the stalks being pithy and the leaves few.
Sweet sorghums. — The sweet sorgluims, or sorghos, are forage rather than grain i)roducers, and are therefore discussed more fully in Chap- ter XII. For grain production they are surpassed by corn in the humid regions and by the grain sorghums in the plains districts. The seed is not as palatable nor of as high feeding value as kafir or milo.
Millets.
What to read after Feeds And Feeding Abridged;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry, William Arnon, 1850- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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