All posts tagged "wheat"
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94Wheat News in EnglishRainfall improves Australia’s wheat outlook, but dry weather risks remain
Recent rainfall improved soil moisture across eastern Australia, boosting wheat planting and production prospects. However, high fertilizer costs, low global wheat prices...
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101Wheat News in EnglishRising Temperatures Threaten India’s Wheat Belt: Report
A Climate Trends study warns rising winter and night-time temperatures are threatening India’s wheat production, especially in Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh....
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87Wheat News in EnglishBangladesh : Foodgrain imports near record high
Bangladesh is set to record its second-highest foodgrain imports in FY2025-26, reaching about 9 million tonnes, driven by a 25% rise in...
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77Wheat News in EnglishSouth Africa’s wheat plantings could fall to their lowest level in 12 seasons
South African wheat farmers face rising fertilizer and fuel costs alongside weak global wheat prices, reducing profitability. Wheat plantings are expected to...
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127Wheat News in EnglishEgypt’s wheat procurement surpasses 4.3mln tons
Egypt has procured over 4.3 million tons of local wheat, achieving 86% of its target. Record wheat acreage, higher procurement prices, rapid...
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102Rice News in EnglishPakistan’s Biggest Crops Deliver Just 0.6% Growth in FY26
Pakistan’s agriculture sector grew 2.9% in FY2025-26, driven by higher wheat, sugarcane and rice production. Record sugarcane output reached 89.4 million tons,...
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96Wheat News in EnglishKenya set to receive 1.4m tonnes of Russian wheat as imports rise
Russian wheat exports to Kenya are forecast to rise 10% to 1.4 million tonnes in 2025/26, making Kenya one of Russia’s key...
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120Wheat News in EnglishUSDA forecasts see global grain markets rally after report
The USDA’s latest WASDE report forecasts lower global wheat production and tighter ending stocks, supporting wheat prices. US wheat output could fall...
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95Wheat News in EnglishIndia’s wheat procurement for buffer stocks exceeds revised target
India’s wheat procurement reached 34.99 million tonnes by May 31, up 17% from a year earlier and surpassing the revised 34.5 million...
