Can it rain after planting sorghum?

After planting sorghum, it rains. After sowing sorghum, it suddenly rained, causing some soil compaction. This is normal and will not have much impact on the germination and growth of the seeds. Because when sowing, the soil is loose and highly permeable. What's more, sorghum requires high water throughout its life, and moist and soft soil is more conducive to rapid germination of seeds. However, attention should be paid to good drainage to avoid long-term accumulation of water in which the seeds cannot absorb nutrients and stagnate. In severe cases, the seeds may become moldy and rot.