Japanese Browntop Millet

Japanese millet, commonly referred to as "billion dollar grass," displays remarkable resilience to saturated soils, thriving even in standing water. This makes it an excellent choice for enhancing duck habitats and nourishing food plots. Japanese millet is an exceptional wild plant and serves as a preferred food source for 17 species of northeastern waterfowl. Additionally, it is consumed by five upland game bird species and many non-game birds, including sparrows, finches, and cardinals.