All posts tagged "wheat"

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  Bulgaria to harvest 7 mln tons of wheat in MY 2025/26

  Favorable weather may boost Bulgaria’s corn output in 2025-26 to 1.8–2.1 million tonnes, up from 1.6 million in 2024-25, after years of...

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  Punjab farmers worried as wheat straw prices dip amid lack of demand

  A sharp drop in toori (chopped wheat straw) prices has hit Punjab’s wheat farmers hard, with rates falling from ₹500 to ₹130–₹180...

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  China reduces purchases of American wheat due to trade war

  China has sharply reduced wheat imports from the U.S. since August, favoring cheaper supplies from countries like Australia and Russia. This shift...

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  India’s Rice, Wheat Stocks Surge Amid Robust Procurement

  India's food grain reserves have hit record levels, with rice stocks surging 18% year-on-year to 59.5 million metric tons and wheat stocks...

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  Wheat Posts Another Round of Losses on Tuesday

  Wheat futures fell across all major U.S. contracts on Tuesday. Chicago SRW dropped 7–9 cents, Kansas City HRW lost 10–11 cents, and...

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  UK grain production expected to rebound

  The UK’s grain production is forecast to rise 9% in 2025–26, reaching 20.9 million tonnes, driven by a 17% rebound in wheat...

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  Summer harvest on full scale in China’s wheat-producing areas

  Farmers in Hebei and Shanxi provinces are racing to harvest wheat across over 2.6 million hectares, using combine harvesters, drones, and mobile...

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  Russia pushes for grain exchange within BRICS, but China and India are reluctant – Ukrainian intelligence

  Russia aims to launch a BRICS grain exchange to bypass Western sanctions and reduce reliance on the dollar. However, China, India, Iran,...

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  India unveils ambitious pulse plan

  India aims to become self-sufficient in pulses by 2028-29, potentially ending major imports from suppliers like Canada. Backed by procurement policy reforms...