Russian Wheat Prices Hit Seasonal Low: What It Means for Farmers and Global Markets
According to Forbes, citing the analytical center SovEcon, Russian wheat prices in deep-water ports fell to $209 per ton in early June—a $1 drop per ...
Tag: Farm Profitability
Wheat Farming in Crisis: Voronezh Farmers Face 244% Profit Drop as Export Duties Bite
Farmers in Russia’s Voronezh Oblast, a key grain-producing region, are facing a financial crisis as wheat cultivation has turned from modestly ...
Breaking the 100-Bushel Barrier: High-Management Wheat Strategies from Top Farmers
Wheat has long been considered a secondary crop compared to corn and soybeans, but progressive farmers are proving that with ...
Shifting from Wheat to Niche Crops: Farmers Seek Higher Profits but Face Export Challenges
Farmers in Rostov Oblast are gradually reducing wheat cultivation, opting instead for niche crops such as safflower, flax, lentils, and ...
Wheat vs. Alternatives: Shifting Trends in Russian Agriculture Amid Export Challenges
Recent reports from RBC highlight a troubling trend in Russia’s grain market: exports are now generating losses for producers. Experts ...
OT3125: The High-Yielding Oat Variety Set to Transform Prairie Farming
Oat farmers across the Canadian Prairies may soon have a powerful new tool in their fields—OT3125, a high-yielding oat variety ...
Barley in the Storm: How Argentina’s Farmers Are Turning a Crisis into Opportunity
In the heart of Argentina’s fertile plains, the city of Tres Arroyos is proving that even in the midst of ...
Russian Farmers Turn Away from Wheat: What It Means for Global Markets and Local Agriculture
Shift in Russian Agriculture Russian farmers, reeling from substantial losses in wheat farming this year, are reducing wheat acreage in ...
