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Sorghum × drummondii (Sudan grass), is a hybrid-derived species of grass raised for forage and grain, native to tropical and subtropical regions of Eastern

Look up Sudan, sudan, Sudán, or sūdān in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Sudan is a country in north-east Africa. The term Sudan may also refer to the

the most widely planted crop was alfalfa, followed by Bermuda grass and Sudan grass. A third of the hay produced here was exported to China, the United

method are perennial rye (Timothy, Red Fescue, Red Top, Bluegrass), Sudan grass, soy beans, buckwheat, hairy vetch, corn, cereal rye, winter wheat, oats

booming prices of sudan grass, many cooperative farmers have switched from planting alfalfa to sudan grass over the years. Sudan grass grows like a weed

former of which lost about one-third of its crops. Wind damage to corn, Sudan grass, and sorghum resulted in a delay in their harvest. Nine deaths were reported

to provide long-term grass-roots assistance. As of 2015[update] the United Nations is in discussion with the Government of Sudan over the withdrawal of

DeLong, Jodi (10 October 2008). "Poisonous Plant Risk Increases as Pasture Grass Goes Dormant". The Horse. "Horse Nutrition". Ohio State University. Archived

including water hyacinth and papyrus, grasses and scrub. Most of the 287 or so species of mammal found in Sudan are small and nocturnal, being rodents

used) and reducing soil erosion. Alfalfa, hemp, rye, buckwheat, sorghum, Sudan grass, foxtail millet, sweetclover, marigold, silage corn are some examples