Fun fact! Sorghum originates from Northeastern Africa where it was first domesticated, but made its way to the Americas during the mid-18th century. Click to read more.
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Sorghum originates from Northeastern Africa where it was first domesticated, but made its way to the Americas during the mid-18th century. Currently, the U.S. is the leading exporter of sorghum, accounting for 75% of global trade.
Source: Sorghum, Agricultural Marketing Resource Center. April 2022. https://www.agmrc.org/commodities-products/grains-oilseeds/sorghum (accessed 2024-03-21).
Hard to compete with horseradish
January 10th 2025Fun fact! Horseradish can be difficult to eradicate once it’s established. This is because the smallest piece of root can grow a new plant. Additionally, the plant spreads by underground shoots that out-compete most other plants which means horseradish can become invasive if not maintained.