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pre emergent herbicide for milo

pre emergent herbicide for milo RED MILO

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pre emergent herbicide for milo RED MILO$21 per 3 POUND BAG. PLANTS 1 2 ACRE THE MOST ATTRACTIVE MILO WE HAVE TESTED A GREAT ALTERNATIVE WHEN YOU CAN'T PLANT CORN HIGHEST PROTEIN CONTENT WE HAVE FOUND GREAT LATE SEASON FOOD SOURCE WHEN COMBINED WITH SUGAR BEETS, BEANS PEAS AND RUTABAGA THIS IS NOT THE SAME AS THE CHEAP WILD GAME FOOD SORGHUM OTHER COMPANIES ARE MARKETING AS RED MILO Our new hybrid red milo has become a great late fall food source for hunters all over the country. This works

  $21 per 3 POUND BAG.  PLANTS 1/2 ACRE

  • THE MOST ATTRACTIVE MILO WE HAVE TESTED
  • A GREAT ALTERNATIVE WHEN YOU CAN'T PLANT CORN
  • HIGHEST PROTEIN CONTENT WE HAVE FOUND
  • GREAT LATE SEASON FOOD SOURCE  WHEN COMBINED WITH SUGAR BEETS, BEANS / PEAS AND RUTABAGA
  • THIS IS NOT THE SAME AS THE CHEAP WILD GAME FOOD SORGHUM OTHER COMPANIES ARE MARKETING AS RED MILO

Our new hybrid red milo has become a great late fall food source for hunters all over the country. This works great where it is impossible to grow corn. When our milo is growing, the deer, bear, raccoons and other wildlife leave it alone. This is a red milo and it is very bitter to deer until fall. This is a great alternative to corn. The milo provides a great source of carbohydrates when cold weather sets in.

This is NOT round up ready.

We use Dual II magnum as a preemergent and 2-4d after germination for broadleaf control if milo is planted alone. Atrazine or Simazine can be used before planting if only milo is planted and no other seeds are added at planting.

Do not use 2-4d if you have added sugar beets, rutabaga, beans or peas.

You can only use Dual II Magnum for pre emergent if you add beans/beets/ peas/rutabaga.

Planting rate is about 5-6 pounds per acre broadcast. 4-5 drilled on 15 inch row centers.

16,000 seeds per pound and looking for 50 to 60,000 per acre for healthy plants.

If you going to add sugar beets, beans or peas to the planting, use only Dual II magnum as a preemergent spray.

Seed must be buried at least 1/2 inch

19-19-19 and 46-0-0 for fertilizer ( general recommendations without seeing a soil test)

* $21  per 3 pound bag.  Plants 1/2 acre


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Marcus Gladney
Waukegan, US
★★★★★ 5
Excellent stand
Size: Dual, Style: Glass Free Stand
I love the functionality of this stand! It is very durable and stable. It does not require any form of anchoring to hold monitors. I have two 27 inch monitors attached to my stand with no problems. The stand can be moved in various direction with little effort. Excellent stand if you are looking to enhance your office space.
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Linda
Charlottesville, US
★★★★★ 5
Great Stand
Size: Triple, Style: Glass Free Stand
I am very happy with my purchase. This stand was very easy to put together and it is also extremely sturdy. Does exactly what I need it to do.
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T Bayron
Pawtucket, US
★★★★★ 5
nice stand, quick easy setup
Size: Quad, Style: Glass Free Stand
nice stand, easy setup, I like that you mount the bracket to the monitor first and then hook it onto the stand. This makes for a quick and easy setup. You do have to wrench down on the screws to keep the monitors from moving. Also you may want to have 4 of the exact same monitors so they all are at same height. I have two that are the same and two others that are different so they dont all mount at same level. I plan on ordering monitors to match.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2025
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Chris Williams
Pawtucket, US
★★★★★ 4
Hard to stand alone, bulky
Size: Triple, Style: Steel Free Stand
Did not fulfill my need
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Tinman
Lexington, US
★★★★★ 5
Great stand for the price!
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It is a great stand. I was able to put everything together myself. Just wanted to point out a couple of things here. I have 2, 27" flat montors and 2, 37" curved monitors. Now the description says it will go up to 27", but I was able to get the 37" ones on this stand also. You can put them side by side - they will fit, but make sure you don't go over the weight limit, so for mine, to be sure I didn't exceed the weight limit, I have the bottom of them sitting on the and foot of the frame itself. You will not be able to angle them inwards toward yourself if you have 37" curved monitors. This is what I was hoping to do I just needed an extra inch on each side to move them out, for now I will just leave them side by side. For assembly, because I was doing this by myself, I found it easiest to leave all the moveable parts loose and lay the monitors out on the floor face down in the position I wanted them in (NO CABLES). Then I took the mostly assembled frame and adjusted it to my monitors. I put the plates on the monitors and then slid the appropriate piece of the frame onto each plate, still leaving most parts slightly loose (giving myself just enough play to move things around when I stood it up). I then stood the frame up and firmed down all the fittings once I got everything where I wanted it. I then lifted the entire stand with monitors up onto my desk and then began plugging in all the cables and cords. I really like the stand and it is a great value for the price. It is very sturdy with my setup. I just wish it had about an extra inch on at least the bottom two arms, but overall, definitely a great stand. (sorry for the bad photo but these are my work monitors and I could not show what was on the screens)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026

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