We seek to find, protect and preserve the seeds of the people of the Greater Southwest so that these arid adapted crops may benefit all peoples and nourish a changing world.

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Mayo Broomcorn

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Sorghum bicolor. Caña de Escoba. Tassel spikes are used to make brooms. The Tarahumara sometimes use the seed as an aid in fermenting tesguino (corn beer). From our Seed Bank Collection.

Origin: low desert, about 1000' elevation
Plants average 7.5' tall
Approx. 2g/75 seeds per packet.

These seeds are part of our conservation program and are not available for purchase. They are only available through Native American Seed Request or Bulk Seed Exchange.

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Mayo Broomcorn

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