Sorghum an Ideal Bioenergy Candidate for the Southeast

Randall Weiseman September 19, 2012 Alabama, Energy, Florida, General, Georgia

Scientists with USDA’s Agricultural Research Service have found sorghum to be a top candidate for biofuel production here in the southeast.

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