Japanese Millet Seed 50# from The Dirty Gardener. This is mostly used by duck hunters and dove hunters as it produced great habitat for a duck pond. Echinochloa frumentacea, more commonly referred to as Japanese millet or "billion-dollar grass", is an introduced annual. It has coarse leaves and varies from one to five feet in height depending on available moisture and fertility. Adaptations Japanese millet is well suited for areas with wet conditions. It will grow tall and provide protection. Seed may be drilled or broadcast and incorporated to a one-inch depth on upland sites. Seed at 25# to 40# Per acre and time this with migration. Japanese millet is an exceptional wildlife plant and is eaten but over 30 species of fowl and mammals.
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