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We have received reports of false chinch bug, chinch bug and sorghum headworms infesting sorghum. We have already discussed chinch bug management here. As sorghum begins to head, make sure your crop is not being damaged by false chinch bug or sorghum headworm. False chinch bugs injure plants by sucking the liquid in developing seeds when they are in the milk stage. Headworms eat developing seeds. Once the grain reaches hard-dough, neither should be a problem.
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