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OrchardIsts might be interested iri * silage crop that will come off earlier than corn. While no silage mixture will equal the yield o’ com silage grown <*i good com land, a better distribution of the work load is worthy of consideration. The following mixtures- are suggested a« substitutes: Pearl Millet broadcast at 25 lb.; Sweet Sudan broadcast at 25 lb.; Hegari (or tall variety) grain sorghum planted in rows at 8 lb;' V& bushel Wilson soybeans or Sweet Sorghum (Amber, Orange, Atlas, iHoney drip, etc) at 8 lbs. in rows 1 bu. soybeans plus 15 lbs. pearl millet broadcast or 15 lbs sweet sudan, sudan and millet at 12 lbs. each broadcast; 50 lbs sweet
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