All posts tagged "wheat production"
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478Wheat News in EnglishBangladesh : Rangpur division to produce 2,68,732 tonnes of wheat
RANGPUR, Nov 14, 2025 (BSS) – The Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE) has set a target of producing 2,68,732 tonnes of winter...
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612Wheat News in EnglishPakistan: Wheat production decline of 2025 – is it an opportunity or a crisis?
Pakistan’s wheat output dropped 8.9% in FY2025 to 28.98 million tonnes due to reduced planting and lower yields following price declines and...
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585Wheat News in EnglishAfghanistan produces 4.54 mln tons of wheat this year
Afghanistan produced 4.54 million tonnes of wheat this year, according to NSIA, with most from irrigated land. Key producing provinces include Helmand,...
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615Wheat News in EnglishZimbabwe breaks wheat production record
Zimbabwe has harvested a record 622,141 tonnes of wheat in 2025, surpassing both last year’s output and national demand. This marks the...
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464Wheat News in EnglishAustralia could have better than expected wheat yields this year
Analysts have raised Australia’s wheat harvest forecast to a record third-highest level at 35.7 million tonnes, driven by strong yields in western...
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394Wheat News in EnglishAustralia’s wheat production outlook improves as harvest begins
Analysts have raised Australia’s wheat harvest forecast to a record 35.7 million tons, boosted by strong yields in western regions despite southern...
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332Wheat News in English
England’s wheat crop up 4.9% despite lower yields
England’s 2025 wheat harvest is provisionally estimated at 10.6 million tons, up 4.9% from last year, driven by an 8.8% rise in...
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549Wheat News in EnglishRosario raises Argentina’s wheat harvest forecast to 23 mln tons
Argentina’s 2025/26 wheat harvest is now forecast at 23 million tonnes, up from 20 million, driven by abundant soil moisture and above-average...
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291Wheat News in EnglishBread supply blow: UK reliant on record wheat imports after poor harvests
Between 2020–2024, extreme weather has cost the UK over seven million tonnes of wheat—enough for four billion loaves, reducing self-sufficiency from 96%...
