How To Use Broomcorn In A Sentence
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For instance, broomcorn stalks are used for paper in France.
11. Sorghum: Fuel and Utility Types
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A few years ago while on a trip to colonial Williamsburg, seeds for broomcorn were purchased, sorghum vulgare.
Brooms « Fairegarden
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Considerable development of broomcorn subsequently took place in the United States, but apparently few (if any) other countries have given the crop much attention.
11. Sorghum: Fuel and Utility Types
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He apparently brought the seed from England in 1725 (when he was only 19) and grew the first broomcorn in North America.
11. Sorghum: Fuel and Utility Types
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In the United States broomcorn became, if anything, even more important than in Europe.
11. Sorghum: Fuel and Utility Types
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It is miles of split-rail fence, moss on a wood shingle roof, broomcorn and flax in a pioneer garden.
Proposal: A great deal on a New Deal
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The sorghum known as "broomcorn" was supposedly first cultivated in the United States by Benjamin Franklin.
10. Sorghum: Specialty Types
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Sorghum - also known as milo, millet and broomcorn -- is the grain of choice in hot, dry places where corn won't grow.
Slashfood
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In 1781, Thomas Jefferson listed broomcorn among six important agricultural crops of Virginia.
11. Sorghum: Fuel and Utility Types
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The staple grain is millet; 80% of Yemen's grain production is either sorghum or broomcorn millet.
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Both Z and E borers are found in Europe and were introduced into eastern North America early in the 20th century, presumably on shipments of broomcorn.
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In the competition with man-made fibers and the vacuum cleaner - both of which should in theory have swept it aside - broomcorn is holding its own in the United States.
11. Sorghum: Fuel and Utility Types
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There are several major domesticated cereals in the world, namely barley, foxtail and broomcorn millet, maize, rice, and wheat.
Of Cereal and Civilization
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Can broomcorn brooms ever compete with plastic bristles?
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The staple grains are millets; 80% of Yemen's grain production is either sorghum or broomcorn millet.
