Document Type
Full Issue
Publication Date
7-1937
Abstract
Sorghums are not grown to any appreciable extent in Utah except in the Virgin River valley in the southwestern portion of the State. No experimental work on sorghum culture had been done prior to 1931 except on the dry land of Juab County near Nephi. Those early tests, discontinued after 1917, indicated that sorghums were poorly adapted to such conditions.
Numerous improved varieties have been produced since that time, some of which are adapted to relatively short growing seasons.
This bulletin will discuss the practicability of growing some of these varieties of sorghum in Utah and their economic value compared to leading crops now grown.
Recommended Citation
Woodward, R. W.; Tingey, D. C.; and Evans, R. J., "Bulletin No. 281 - Sorghums Varietal Tests in Utah" (1937). UAES Bulletins. Paper 243.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/uaes_bulletins/243