ADV G1301 grain sorghum is a medium-early, drought-tolerant, cream grain sorghum hybrid designed for consistent performance in West Texas. With strong staygreen, good standability, and reliable yield potential, it’s a dependable choice for both dryland and irrigated acres.
ADV G1301 is well-suited for growers in and around Lubbock and the Texas Panhandle, where water availability and heat stress are major concerns.
This hybrid performs especially well in:
Its drought tolerance and staygreen trait help maintain yield even under mid-season stress.
Designed for low-moisture environments, making it a strong choice for dryland acres.
Offers tolerance to sugarcane aphids, helping reduce yield loss and management pressure.
Maintains plant health longer during stress, supporting grain fill and yield stability.
Consistent plant height and development for easier management and harvest.
Responds well to irrigation but still holds strong in dryland conditions.
This hybrid is a strong fit for growers who:
Most grain sorghum varieties, including ADV G1301, are planted at 3–5 lbs per acre depending on conditions.
Sorghum should be planted when soil temperatures reach at least 60°F, typically late spring to early summer.
Yes—grain sorghum is one of the best drought-tolerant crops available and performs well in low rainfall environments.
Yes, it has tolerance to sugarcane aphids, helping reduce damage and management needs.
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