How we make our old timey sorghum syrup!

[@PlowAndPantryHomestead]

Thanks for this! I plan on growing sorghum next year and I've been researching how to process it. A video is always better!

[@DancyRidgeFarm]

Glad it was helpful!

[@angusmacgyver4952]

The sorghum is perfect! Delicious! Great job!

[@DancyRidgeFarm]

Thank you

[@angusmacgyver4952]

That was awesome to watch the process! Thanks!

[@DancyRidgeFarm]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gplunk]

Thank you; I really enjoyed watching the process, and the descriptions of it....

[@DancyRidgeFarm]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@thehometownhomestead]

This is a very cool process!

[@DancyRidgeFarm]

thank you!

[@caseyarmstrong7064]

Man, oh man , oh man I wish I could try that.

[@DancyRidgeFarm]

Ain't nothing like it!

[@tdvanwinkle]

Are the grain heads not useful at that stage? Do doves come in to glean the grain?

[@susanleatherwood22]

Cool!

[@DancyRidgeFarm]

thank you!

[@GardenofMirthBlog]

Awesome!

[@DancyRidgeFarm]

Thanks!

[@brandonmonroe7050]

Exactly what I was looking for. I'll be doing Rox Orange here in Texas. So you planted in July there? It's 110 degrees here that time of year I may have to plant in February indoor and transplant before it gets so hot.

[@DancyRidgeFarm]

We plant between june and july so that we are harvesting and when it cools off in september and october.

[@kirabickford537]

I loved your video. We live in South Africa and sorghum is used in porridge here and beer, I had never heard of it in syrup. What does it taste like? What does your husband do other than farm? You mentioned he had another job.

[@DancyRidgeFarm]

He is also a crop consultant. Very busy man!