When will millet be harvested

Millet is usually harvested in September. However, the harvest time will vary with the varieties planted. For some early maturing millet, their growth period is within 100 days. So you can harvest earlier. Some late maturing varieties need about 120 days for development. In this way, the harvest time is later than that of early maturing varieties. In addition, because the planting places are different, the harvest time needs to be determined according to each region. 1、 When will millet be harvested? Millet is usually harvested in late September. Millet varieties and planting areas are different, and the harvest time is not fixed, but determined according to the sowing time. Some early maturing varieties only need to grow for 100 days to harvest, while some late maturing varieties need 120 days to harvest. Generally, in order to unify the harvest time and make the harvest time difference less, late maturing varieties will be selected for sowing in spring, medium maturing varieties will be selected for sowing in summer, and early maturing varieties will be selected for sowing in autumn. In this way, the harvest time difference of each season will be smaller. 2、 How to plant millet? When planting millet, choose the soil with higher terrain. Before planting, you need to renovate the soil to ensure the looseness of the soil. Seeds should be planted with good and full seeds, which can germinate faster after exposure to the sun for one day. Then spread the seeds evenly into the soil. When the seeds are sown, they should be watered and fertilized in time to make the seeds grow rapidly. Also pay attention to whether there are weeds around the seeds. If there are weeds, they need to be removed as soon as possible to avoid interfering with the development of millet. The mature millet needs to be picked in time to avoid falling to the ground and causing waste. （XiaoMiShenMeShiHouShouHuo）