Wheat News in English
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84Australia says its wheat output will be shrunk by Iran conflict costs, dry weather
Australia's 2026 wheat harvest is forecast at 26.7 million tonnes, the smallest in three years, due to high fertiliser costs, dry weather...
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99Iran interested in increasing imports of Kazakh grain
Iran and Kazakhstan discussed expanding agricultural trade, logistics and agro-processing cooperation. Agricultural trade rose 55.8% to $342 million in 2025, with Kazakh...
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126UGA announced the forecast for the harvest and export of grain and oilseeds in Ukraine
Ukraine's Grain Association forecasts 2026 grain and oilseed production at 83.6 million tonnes, up from 80 million tonnes in 2025, with exports...
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97Bhopal : Over 3,200 registered farmers fail to sell wheat as procurement process ends
Bhopal’s wheat procurement season ended with 3.45 million tonnes purchased from 34,110 farmers at ₹2,625/quintal. However, 878 farmers with booked slots and...
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93US wheat prices show record weekly decline since August
CBOT wheat futures recorded their steepest weekly decline since August, with July contracts falling 3.7%, as improved rainfall forecasts for key US...
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128Australian wheat harvest to drop almost 50 per cent as farmers adapt to energy crisis
Australian farmers are cutting wheat plantings as Iran-war-driven fuel and fertiliser costs surge and dry weather persists. Wheat area may fall 20%,...
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118Rajasthan: Farmers protest over wheat procurement demands, block railway track in Hanumangarh
Hundreds of farmers in Rajasthan’s Hanumangarh district protested, briefly blocking a railway track, demanding an extension of the wheat procurement deadline and...
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114Madhya Pradesh govt procures record 10.42 million tonnes of wheat
Madhya Pradesh achieved record wheat procurement of over 10.42 million tonnes from 1.34 million farmers, ranking second after Punjab. Farmers received ₹2,625...
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113Average wheat yield in Azerbaijan is planned to be increased to 5 t/ha by 2030
Azerbaijan aims to raise average wheat yields to 5 tonnes per hectare by 2030 through modern irrigation, improved cultivation efficiency, land restoration...
