Egyptian Wheat is a tall, sorghum-like annual grass known for its rapid growth, adaptability, and multifunctional use in agriculture. With robust stalks and a dense growth habit, this crop provides excellent cover, erosion control, and a reliable source of grain for livestock feed.

Plant Characteristics & Benefits

• Tall Growth: Reaches heights up to 8–12 feet, offering natural screening and windbreaks.

• Abundant Grain Yield: Produces high volumes of nutrient-rich seed ideal for livestock.

• Adaptable to Soil & Climate: Thrives in diverse conditions—from dryland to irrigated systems.

Key Features

• Fast Growth: Rapid establishment makes it ideal for quick coverage and soil protection.

• Versatile Usage: Suitable for erosion control, game plots, livestock feed, and even ornamental use.

• High Germination Rate: Carefully selected seed ensures dependable performance.

• Low Maintenance: Requires minimal inputs once established, and grows well with basic cultivation practices.

Planting & Maintenance Guidelines

• Seeding Rate: 50 lbs per acre.

• Planting Time: Late spring to early summer, after last frost.

• Soil Preparation: Clear weeds and debris; sow in well-drained, fertile soil.

• Moisture Needs: Provide consistent moisture during early growth for best results.

• Depth: Plant ½ to 1 inch deep.