All posts tagged "wheat"
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135Wheat News in EnglishWheat set for biggest weekly rise in 3 months on European supply worries
SINGAPORE: Chicago wheat prices eased slightly on Friday but are set for their largest weekly gain in over three months, driven by...
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123Sugar News in EnglishPSMA says strict regulations may hinder sugar mills operations : Pakistan
The Pakistan Sugar Mills Association (PSMA) has declared that operating under current stringent regulations is unfeasible for mill owners. During an emergency...
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183Wheat News in EnglishHarvest quality plagues wheat
The CBOT Dec '24 wheat contract remains stable week-on-week, despite minor production adjustments in Canada, France, and Germany. Although the contract has...
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135Wheat News in EnglishUSDA approves HB4 wheat
The USDA approved Bioceres’ HB4 drought-tolerant wheat trait for cultivation in the US on August 27. However, US Wheat Associates (USW) noted...
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201Wheat News in EnglishProlonged Monsoon Rains Threaten India’s Crop Outlook
India's monsoon rains are expected to continue into late September due to a developing low-pressure system, as reported by weather officials. This...
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152Wheat News in EnglishTurkiye announces agricultural support payments for 2025-2027
Turkiye has announced agricultural production support payments for 2025-2027, covering barley, safflower, sunflower for oil, wheat, canola, lentil, grain corn, chickpea, cottonseed,...
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143Wheat News in EnglishHarvesting campaign starts in Akmola region
On the first day of the wheat harvest, 41,000 hectares were gathered. The forecasted gross yield is 5.2 million tons, with an...
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117Wheat News in EnglishThe changing structure of global wheat market & implications for Australian grain users
The global wheat market has shifted dramatically, with Black Sea suppliers, particularly from Russia and Ukraine, now dominating. Their share of world...
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165Wheat News in EnglishWheat Rises for Second Day as US Crop Conditions Decline
Wheat futures rose for the second consecutive day, gaining up to 1.5% in Chicago, driven by worsening crop conditions in the U.S....
