Clarksdale Delta Dixieland | No, do not waste your time trying to cut milo without spraying it first. It needs to be below 14 to keep in bins for any period of time. With air at least. If you do not spray it, then unless you get a hard killing frost, the leaves stay green and get in your grain bin and raise the moisture, plus with extra green material going thru machine, the seperation process is hampered tremendously and you will throw it out the back of combine. |
Determining when milo is ready to harvest?
