Sorghum-Sudangrass is Amazing!

[@masseyfergusonsudan8916]

Grass looks really great. Nice video

[@vkdeal]

Just a quick comment Herrick - it's Sudan grass as in the African country - pronounced "Sue Dan". It's used around here as a silage grass.

[@tifu678]

Saved me some keystokes. Thx

[@dr.froghopper6711]

Ditto

[@Karl_B]

Herrick can you explain how you will be utilizing the beds for berries next year? Or at least do follow up videos on these beds?

[@tahanlaoboy]

Look great

[@benderrodriquez]

My understanding is they do well in clay soil? I am definitely going to try it if so.

[@freddyfreddy42]

Could this be trimmed with a Weedwhacker?

[@herrickkimball]

Probably, but the stalks are thick at the base. It's worth a try.

[@freddyfreddy42]

Yes that’s what I’m afraid of, I would like to plant in my garden but I don’t wanna have trouble trying to get rid of it.

[@GTILOUD]

@@freddyfreddy42 a machete and some elbow grease

[@dr.froghopper6711]

@@freddyfreddy42it’s an annual grass that dies with freezing temperatures

[@portiaholliday8741]

Are you planting Sudan Grass again this year? I planted some next to Millet to see which I prefer. I planted Millet (2) years ago. I liked it. How is your soil this year where the Sudan Grass was?

[@PraveenBeniwal]

Super nepier grass is better than this..Look at its features and you will go for super nepier grass surely

[@portiaholliday8741]

I did not get around to planting my Sudex this year. I was too busy killing rats from a foreclosed rehabbed property across the street. I planted cabbage and collards today. I killed the rats with a rodenticide, Havoc I got from Amazon and I have (12) old fashioned Victor rat traps coming. The rats got into our second garage and ate the cereal rye seeds. I was keeping it as hay for my domestic rabbit. I planted buckwheat between the cabbage rows. This is my go to summer cover crop. I like it bc it has a hard seed that survives winter so it is a good investment. What is it that you do not like about cereal, winter rye? It did leave a tough stubble after I cut it with my hedge trimmers early this spring. I suspect that stubble has decomposed this summer? I will have to check. I did not have problems with the allelopathic properties of it. I have new roses growing there now.