FAQ
Q1: Can milo survive dry hot weather on open hunting land?
A1: Milo grain sorghum owns outstanding drought‑resistance and adapts perfectly to hot, dry open‑air plots.
Q2: How long do milo seeds spend on germination?
A2: Premium‑grade seeds sprout within 5‑8 days under warm and moist soil surroundings.
Q3: Why is milo suitable for deer food plots?
A3: Its mature sweet grain attracts deer in autumn and winter, and thick stalks offer hiding shelter for wildlife.
Q4: Am I able to broadcast‑sow milo seeds on large hunting fields?
A4: The uniform‑sized screened seeds fit both drill seeding and broadcast sowing for wide‑range wildlife plots.