Dale is a popular sorghum variety developed in 1970 for use in syrup production. Ten to twelve-foot-tall plants produce dense stalks with chalky white centers and high sugar content. To make syrup, stalks are fed through a press, releasing a sugary juice which is then cooked down into a sweet syrup. Sorghum Syrup has a sweet, molasses-
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Dale sweet sorghum is great we make syrup every year we use it and another kind we have had for years. The seed was great had good germination results and growed really good I would recommend giving it a try thresh seed company is a great company to get your seeds from
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Billy · September 28, 2026
Germination!
Giving a first review. Planted the sorghum right into last year's pig area. Planted according to the packages and I have 98% germination. Nice full rows of seedlings growing. I had a few volunteer pumpkins starts that must be from the pumpkins the pigs got last year. Going to let all grow together. Using feeder pigs to kill the weeds and turn over a 30' x 70' plot each year. I will update on the amount of Syrup we get this fall.