+ Follow sweet sorghum Tag
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[Title] => DA beefs up sorghum preparation
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture continues to expand the production of sweet sorghum, a grain crop used as raw material for feeds, as it trains more local farmers for a more sustainable management of the crop.
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[Title] => Sweet sorghum eyed as alternative animal feed
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