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Kansas | Heard the same thing Mike about never being R.R. milo but it wasn't because of the associated weeds in a near family.
Was told simply because there is not enough drive and promoting behind milo like there is corn.
If the scales ever tip the other direction that milo is produced heavier then we could see that "never" become a story of the past but until they invent a milo variety that will compete 1 to 1 with corn for nutrient, or the price is more than a dime difference per bushel......I kinda got to have a gut feeling thier right, no R.R. milo at least for the rest of this decade. | |
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RR Milo?
