Images of Sorghum & Sudangrass
Note: The following cover crop images are part of an extensive collection of cover crop photographs maintained the UC SAREP staff. The images have not been completely categorized and labeled. Some will be included in a book on cover crops due out in 1997, but all images have been made available online because of the overwhelming number of requests we have had for them.
	Sudangrass in organic vegetable operation. Capay, Yolo Co., CA, photo by Bob Bugg.
	Sudangrass is an excellent summer forage crop and is also valuable as green manure. Capay, Yolo Co., CA, photo by Bob Bugg.
	Sudangrass can be grown as a summer cover crop. Capay, Yolo Co., CA, photo by Bob Bugg.
	Sorghum often attracts stink bugs that attack the seed. Tifton, GA, photo by Jim Dutcher.

	Sudangrass is a drought-tolerant, fast growing, warm-season grass that can serve as a cover crop. Capay, Yolo Co., CA, photo by Ann Main.
	Sudangrass may be used as a summer cover crop in organic vegetable rotations. Capay, Yolo Co., CA, photo by Ann Main.
	Sudangrass is a warm-season annual grass that is often used as a cover crop in organic vegetable rotations. Capay, Yolo Co., CA, photo by Ann Main.
	Cowpea may be grown in combination with sorghum-sudan grass hybrids and other warm-season cover crops. Davis, Yolo Co., CA, photo by Bob Bugg.

	Sorghum may harbor greenbug (Schizaphis graminum), which in turn attracts lady beetles, lacewings, and other predatory insects; therefore, this plant is used in some insectary mixes. East Falmouth, Barnstable Co., MA, photo by Bob Bugg.
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