A bag contains approximately 1 pound of seed. Grow up to half an acre of sorghum with broomcorn seed. Recommended to grow on fertile land in a warm climate.

How to Grow Broomcorn:

Growing broomcorn is similar to growing a crop of field corn. Broomcorn is flexible to grow in different soils and tolerates heat and drought. The best quality of this crop grows on silty, loamy soils that are well draining, moist and fertile. Preparing beds for an entire crop includes “plowing, disking and double harrowing” of the soil. Locate plants six inches (15 cm.) apart in rows that are at least a foot (30 cm.) apart. If you don’t have a field, but wish to grow a few plants, try them in a sunny spot in your garden or around your yard. Plant seeds of broomcorn in spring. Broomcorn plant care involves pest control and harvesting at the right time. This is after the seedpods are developed. Dry harvested plants before using in crafts.
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