Sorghum for Syrup in Wisconsin (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The proper kind of pure amber sorghum can be depended upon to make a good crop in this state.

After the stalks are stripped and headed' they are tied in bundles and hauled to the syrup mill. The amount that can be hauled at one load depends upon the condition of the roads, but it will average to tons. If 2 tons are hauled at a load', it will require from four to six loads to move one acre of sorghum from the farm to the mill.

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