ADV G1329 Grain Sorghum

Grain Sorghum for High pH Soils in the High Plains

ADV G1329 is well suited for production across the High Plains, including areas around Lubbock, where soil conditions can limit crop performance.

This hybrid performs well in:

• High pH soil environments
• Dryland production systems
• Fields with variable fertility
• Regions with aphid pressure

Why Choose ADV G1329?

Strong Aphid Tolerance

Helps protect yield potential in areas with sugarcane aphid pressure.

Adapted to High pH Soils

Maintains performance in soils that can limit other crops.

Consistent Yield Performance

Reliable production across a range of field conditions.

Good Standability

Holds up well through wind and late-season stress.

Stress Adaptation

Performs well under heat and moisture variability.

Grain Sorghum Planting Guidelines

• Planting Season: Late spring to early summer
• Soil Temperature: 60°F+
• Planting Depth: 1″–1.5″
• Seeding Rate: 3–5 lbs per acre
• Sun Requirement: Full sun

Agronomic Characteristics

• Type: Grain Sorghum
• Maturity: Medium
• Standability: Good
• Uniformity: Strong
• Adaptability: High Plains & Southwest

Is ADV G1329 Right for Your Operation?

This hybrid is ideal if you:

• Farm in high pH soil environments
• Need aphid-tolerant grain sorghum
• Want consistent performance across fields
• Grow in the High Plains or West Texas
• Need a dependable, low-risk hybrid

Grain Sorghum FAQs

Is ADV G1329 good for high pH soils?

Yes, it is designed to perform well in higher pH environments where other crops may struggle.

Does ADV G1329 have aphid tolerance?

Yes, it offers strong aphid tolerance to help protect yield.

How much sorghum seed per acre?

Typically 3–5 lbs per acre depending on conditions.

Is sorghum a good crop for the High Plains?

Yes, it is one of the most reliable crops for this region due to its stress tolerance.