Millet 'Dove Proso'

From Scott Seed: "Dove Proso was introduced into the US by the USDA from Almora India around 1961. This selection was evaluated and produ...Read Morection expanded because of its good performance. Dove Proso millet grows 3-6 feet in height and looks similar to oat at the top of the plant. The seed do NOT mature uniformly at one time but gradually throughout late summer and fall (on spring plantings). This provides a greater source of fresh feed (seeds) for wildlife and birds. Seeds haved a shiny seed coat and do not mold or mildew easily, thus retaining attraction for birds. Must be planted each year as it does not volunteer very well. Adapted to entire SE states. Matures in about 75 days after emergence. Uses: Hay, forage, grazing, wildlife. Tremendous attractant for quail, dove and pigeons.