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milo

Regional

Meaning
Grain sorghum, a staple Kansas dryland crop.
Type
Regionalism
Used in
Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Nebraska

What does “milo” mean

In Kansas farm talk, 'milo' is the everyday name for grain sorghum, a drought-tolerant cereal crop widely grown on the dry High Plains of the western part of the state. Farmers discuss planting, cutting, and prices for milo as routinely as for wheat. The term is standard among Kansas and Plains growers.

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