Black Amber Cane SORGHUM 114 g

99 days. [Heirloom sent to us from R.C. Mauldin of the Southwestern Seed Service Lab in Waco, TX. Reintroduced by SESE 1997.] One of the earliest sweet canes introduced to American agriculture. It was supplanted by 'Redtop' which has a higher yield. Used primarily as a syrup sorghum. As a silage crop it has the hay and wild game quality of 'Merit'. Makes a good intercrop with beans and peas. Stalks range from 6-8', bearing large shiny black seeds. Pkt.