All posts tagged "wheat output"
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204Wheat News in EnglishUnseasonal rains, hailstorms may cut wheat output by up to 10%
Unseasonal rain and hailstorms have damaged wheat crops across 111 districts in India, with production likely to fall 5–10% and quality affected...
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234Wheat News in EnglishUnseasonal rain may dent wheat output, quality
India may see wheat output drop 3–4% due to unseasonal rains and hailstorms, impacting both yield and quality. Premium wheat prices could...
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232Wheat News in EnglishIndia’s wheat output may drop by over 1% from initial 120 million tonnes estimate, says private survey
Unseasonal rainfall has impacted wheat crops across parts of India, with 10–15% losses reported in some districts of Punjab, Bihar and Uttar...
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247Wheat News in EnglishWheat output estimated at a record 120 MT
India’s wheat production for 2025–26 is estimated at a record 120.21 million tonnes, over 2% higher than last year, supported by increased...
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199Wheat News in English
India’s wheat output pegged at record high 120 mt on higher acreage, conducive weather
India’s wheat production for the 2025–26 crop year is expected to reach around 120 million tonnes, slightly above the government’s target, supported...
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549Wheat News in EnglishEgypt ranks second worldwide as wheat output records major gains in 2025
Egypt achieved a major wheat milestone in 2025, ranking second globally in average yield per feddan. National yields rose to 19.56 ardebs,...
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656Wheat News in EnglishSerbia expects 24.3% rise in wheat output in 2025
Serbia expects to harvest 3.605 million tonnes of wheat in 2025, up 24.3% from last year, with a yield of 5.9 tonnes...
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670Wheat News in EnglishMuscat : Market value of local wheat output tops OMR3 million in 2024/2025
Oman’s wheat production reached 10,128 tonnes in the 2024–25 season under a national support plan launched in 2023 to boost food security....
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606Wheat News in EnglishU.K. wheat output to swing higher in 2025/26
UK wheat production is forecast to rise nearly 17% in 2025/26 to 12.8 million tonnes, recovering from a decline in 2024/25, though...
