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- Medical or nutritional advice: Consult with a qualified healthcare provider or registered dietitian before making dietary changes, especially if you have existing health conditions, allergies, or nutritional concerns.
- Agricultural or farming advice: Farmers and agricultural professionals should consult with local agricultural extension services, agronomists, or other qualified experts before making cultivation decisions.
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Health and Dietary Considerations

- Individual nutritional needs vary significantly. What works for one person may not be appropriate for another.
- If you have celiac disease, gluten sensitivity, or any food allergies, consult your healthcare provider before incorporating sorghum into your diet.
- The health benefits mentioned are based on scientific research but may not apply to all individuals.
- Sorghum should be part of a balanced, varied diet and is not intended as a cure or treatment for any medical condition.
- Pregnant women, nursing mothers, children, and individuals with chronic health conditions should seek professional medical advice regarding dietary changes.

Agricultural Information

- Growing conditions, pest management strategies, and cultivation practices vary by region, climate, and local regulations.
- Farmers should consult local agricultural authorities for specific guidance relevant to their area.
- Crop yields, water requirements, and other agricultural data mentioned are approximate and will vary based on numerous factors.
- Always follow local laws, regulations, and best practices for pesticide use, water management, and sustainable farming.

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Geographic Variations

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