Description
Sorghum hybrid sudangrass (scientific name: Sorghum hybrid sudangrass) is a hybrid of Gramineae, Sorghum sorghum and Sudangrass. It has a well-developed root system, the stem can reach 3 meters high, and there are many tillers. The midribs and stems of the leaves are brown or light brown. Open panicles, slender branches, flat ovoid seeds, brown or black.
Distributed in Argentina, the United States and other American countries, it can be grown all over China. High Dangrass is drought-resistant and barren-tolerant, and it is suitable for growing in areas with relatively cold climates.
It can be used for forage or silage, or it can be made into hay. Sorghum grass seedlings contain the toxic substance hydrocyanic acid, so do not graze or feed before the height of 50 cm to prevent hydrocyanic acid poisoning; do not allow the livestock to eat on an empty stomach for the first time feeding livestock, and prepare enough water to supplement Salt and sulfur-containing minerals can reduce the harmful effects of hydrocyanic acid. In the process of producing silage forage and hay, most of the hydrocyanic acid is volatilized, so it will not cause livestock poisoning.
