Sumac

Sorghum Bicolor

Sumac Forage Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) is an annual grass native to southern US states (such as Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas) and has also been successfully introduced across North America as a non-invasive heirloom crop that can thrive in USDA Zones 4–11 as a warm-season annual. Reaching a mature height of 5–7 feet with an upright clumping growth habit, it features dark green foliage and produces compact, dark red to maroon seed heads. It thrives in dryland loamy to sandy soils and is ideal for syrup production, livestock silage, and wildlife forage plots.

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