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There's much to see here. So, take your time, look around, and learn all there is to know about sweet sorghum production and processing. We hope you enjoy our site and please contact any of the National Executive Officers listed below or any of the Board Members with any questions about sweet sorghum.
Click on the name of one of the producers to watch a brief video about each operation.
Sorghum Syrup at Fairview Farm
The Old Glade Antique Tractor Association, located at Fairview Farm in Abingdon Virginia, makes and sells sorghum syrup each year as a fundraiser. This is how it was done in 2020.
Ronald Jenkins of Bruce, MS uses innovative machines to harvest, strip, cut and transport sorghum cane and produce his much in demand product at his home operation.
The Hatley's Sorghum Syrup - YouTube
The Hatley family has been cooking Sorghum syrup at the family farm in Beirne, Arkansas for over 100 years.
Raising Cane and Making Sorghum Syrup
Raising sweet sorghum and making sorghum syrup with the "Next Sorghum Gang".
Rolling Meadows Sorghum Harvest
Award winning sweet sorghum syrup made in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin.
(l-r): Phillip Walker Vice President; Danny Townsend 2nd Place;
Chris Williams 3rd Place; Jeff Morrow 1st Place.
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