Grain sorghum crops in Styria, Austria, achieved high yields in 2021, reaching 132 dt/ha, despite concerns from cool May and hot summer weather. The yields exceeded the long-term average, with minimal issues from corn rootworm, borer, or fungal diseases. Sown between late April and mid-May, the crops required weed control and specific herbicides. The results varied by variety, with good crude protein levels. Trials were also conducted in Burgenland and Lower and Upper Austria, with varying yields and leading varieties.