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You are here: Home / Radio Shows / COTTON AND GRAIN SORGHUM SURVING…BARELY

COTTON AND GRAIN SORGHUM SURVING…BARELY

August 15, 2005

It’s a good thing cotton and sorghum are bred to withstand heat and drought, says Tom Null. He farms near Hobart in southwest Oklahoma and says the crops are okay but they are starting to show signs of stress.

OPEN: "Despite the recent string of hot, dry…."
CLOSE: "…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau."
TIME: 1:29

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