Purdue University food science professor Bruce Hamaker has found that each protein body in a single sorghum seed is surrounded by a tough inner protein wall. It takes stomach enzymes longer to break ...
Half a billion of the world’s poorest people rely on the cereal sorghum to feed themselves and their stock. It’s a crop exquisitely adapted to heat and drought, which explains its popularity ...
Tremendous gaps remain in our understanding of the valuable traits contained in sorghum genetic resources. Advances in genomics, targeted mutagenesis, reverse genetics and whole-genome DNA sequencing ...
midge, cutworms, and termites. Pests can be controlled by drying the grain adequately before storage, scarecrow for birds, intercropping and spraying pesticides Diseases that affect sorghum ...
The Sorghum and Sorghum Seeds Market witnessed significant growth in recent years, with a valuation of $8,279 million in 2016. Sorghum, a versatile crop, has gained prominence due to its resilience to ...
Sorghum is an ancient grain. Originally domesticated in Africa, it has been a staple in diets across Asia, Africa, and India for thousands of years. Market dynamics relative to maize and wheat ...