Amidst a flurry of sowing activities, Ukraine anticipates an increase in the sown area for spring crops. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, the following areas have been planted with […]
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Category: Wheat
Wheat
Weather Update: Favorable Conditions in Main Grain Exporters
Recent weather forecasts paint a varied picture across key grain exporting regions, with favorable conditions prevailing in some areas while others face challenges. From the United States to Australia, weather […]
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Chicago Board of Trade Market News
Market Concerns: Wet Weather Impact on Grain Prices Weather is the current focal point of traders with regards to price determination for corn and other grains on the CBOT. Currently, […]
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Wheat Procurement Exceeds Government Requirements
Exceeding Annual Procurement Targets In the current season, wheat procurement in India has soared past 19.6 million tonnes (mt), surpassing the annual requirement of 18.6 mt set for various welfare […]
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All Checkpoints on the Border Between Poland and Ukraine Have Been Unlocked
Tonight, Polish farmers have unblocked all checkpoints on the border with Ukraine In recent weeks, the gradual release of checkpoints on the border of Ukraine and Poland took place. And […]
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Ukraine’s Grain Sowing Progresses Amidst Exceeding Export Milestones
As Ukraine’s sowing season approaches its midpoint, the Ministry of Agriculture reports significant progress, with over 45% of the planned grain and leguminous crop area already sown. Meanwhile, Ukraine’s grain […]
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Global Grain Prices Decline Amid Abundant Supply: World Bank Reports
The World Bank (WB) highlights a notable decline in global grain prices during the first quarter of 2024, reaching a three-year low for wheat and corn. This downward trend persisted […]
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USDA Predicts Growth in Canadian Grain Production for 2024/25 Season
Projections from the USDA’s representative in Canada paint a picture of growth in the nation’s grain production for the upcoming 2024/25 marketing year (MY). Anticipated increases span various grains including […]
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First “Real” Container Vessel in Odesa Port since the Beginning of the War
On April 21, the “real” container vessel Pros Hope, which came from China, docked at one of the ports of Great Odesa Grain corridors from Ukrainian sea ports has saved […]
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EU Grain Imports Witness 23% Decline: Ukraine and Russia Maintain Key Supply Role
The European Union grapples with a notable downturn in grain imports, marking a 23% decrease compared to the previous season. From the onset of the current season until March 27, […]
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