Annual Grasses

Annual grasses are valuable agricultural resources. They provide nutritious forage, effective erosion control, and enhance soil health through green manure practices. These fast-growing plants are ideal for short-term rotations, offering quick biomass production and weed suppression. By selecting the right annual grass species, farmers and land managers can optimize their use for various agricultural and ecological goals.

Dwarf Grain Sorghum

Dwarf grain sorghum is a warm season, annual forage grass. It can be used for forage production or planted as a wildlife crop.

German Millet

German millet is an annual, warm season grass popularly used in wildlife food plots. It is most commonly grown for its small seeds that make excellent feed for waterfowl, upland game birds, and songbirds.

Grain Sorghum

Grain sorghum is a warm season, annual forage grass. It can be used for forage production, as a cover crop planting, or planted for wildlife. Sometimes referred to as milo, grain sorghum grows similarly to corn, but produces a seed head on top of the plant rather than ears.

Japanese Millet

Japanese millet is a warm season, annual grass most commonly grown for forage, cover cropping, or wildlife habitat.

Pearl Millet (treated)

Pearl millet is warm season grass commonly grown for forage, wildlife, or as a cover crop. It can reach heights of 3 to 5 feet tall under ideal conditions.

Proso Millet

Proso millet is a warm season annul grass. It is widely adapted across the United States with notable heat and drought tolerance.

Teff Grass

Teff grass is a warm season, annual forage grass. It has seen significant gains in popularity in the last few years because it produces very fine stemmed, leafy, and soft forage that is highly palatable to livestock.

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