Texas sorghum 'looks good,' scouting encouraged.

The article focuses on the condition of sorghum crops in Texas during the summer, and it highlights that they are faring well overall due to timely rains and minimal adverse weather conditions. It mentions that some regions in Texas experienced low numbers of pests like sugarcane aphids, stink bugs, and head worms, making it a relatively good year for sorghum. It discusses the impact of hot weather on sorghum and the importance of scouting for pests and managing weeds.