COARSE GRAINS : GRAIN SORGHUM OATS BARLEY. GRAIN SORGHUM.

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COARSE GRAINS : GRAIN SORGHUM OATS BARLEY

GRAIN SORGHUM

SORGHUM IS THOUGHT TO HAVE ORIGINATED IN AFRICA IT IS DROUGHT TOLERANT

FEEDS MILLIONS OF PEOPLE IN AFRICA AND ASIA Millet

IN THE U.S. IT IS GROWN PRIMARILY IN THE SOUTHWEST AND IS USED AS A LIVESTOCK FEED

OATS DOMESTICATED IN NORTHERN EUROPE

PRIMARILY A LIVESTOCK FEED A CROP ON THE DECLINE A LARGE ACREAGE SHIFT TO OTHER CROPS

Oat Disappearance Million Bushels

ONE GRAIN CROP THAT WE DO IMPORT

BARLEY: BOTH A FOOD AND FEED GRAIN

THE FOOD USE FOR BARLEY IS PRIMARILY FOR ALCOHOL PRODUCTION

OTHER ND MT ID WA

Western Barley – Winnipeg Commodity Exchange