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The Sorghum Checkoff Program is a producer-funded organization dedicated to improving the sorghum industry through research, promotion, and education. It serves farmers, consumers, and industry with resources such as agronomy insights, nutrition information, recipes, supplier directories, and market data to promote sorghum as a versatile, gluten-free grain that can be grown as grain, forage, or sweet crop. It emphasizes sustainability and market development, noting that sorghum requires about 30% less water than other grains and can save irrigation water (estimated at 1.5 trillion gallons annually), while partnering with researchers and stakeholders to advance production and use.
AI named Sorghum Checkoff in December 2025.