Sorghum Harvest
Seirer_181019_8506261.jpgSorghum Harvest A field of tall sorghum is cut for cattle feed in northeast Ellis County. The damp sorghum is cut at ground level and chopped before being shot into a trailing truck, one of four working in this field. The harvested sorghum is hauled seven miles to a giant pile, where it is compacted and allowed to ferment for about a month before it is ready to be fed to cattle.
A field of tall sorghum is cut for cattle feed in northeast Ellis County. The damp sorghum is cut at ground level and chopped before being shot into a trailing truck, one of four working in this field. The harvested sorghum is hauled seven miles to a giant pile, where it is compacted and allowed to ferment for about a month before it is ready to be fed to cattle.
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