Russia Shatters Grain Export Records: How Farmers and Markets Are Responding
In 2024, Russia solidified its position as the world’s top wheat supplier to Egypt, exporting a historic 10 million tons—the largest ...
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Japan Buys Korean Rice for the First Time in 25 Years: What It Means for Global Grain Markets
In a move that hasn’t occurred in over two decades, Japan has resumed rice imports from South Korea, purchasing its ...
Iran Faces Sharp Decline in Wheat Yields: Weather Woes May Force Surge in Imports
Iran’s Ministry of Agriculture has warned that the country is bracing for a significant decline in wheat production this year, ...
Turkey Lifts Wheat Import Quota System: What It Means for Flour Millers and Grain Markets
Wheat Import Quotas Lifted in Turkey: A Turning Point for the Milling Sector In a move that will reshape the ...
Feed Grains Update: Barley Slips While Feed Wheat Surges Across the Canadian Prairies
Prairie Feed Grain Market Shifts: Barley Weakens, Wheat Gains Ground As the 2025 growing season advances, Canadian Prairie feed grain ...
Russia Becomes the World’s Top Wheat Exporter: What It Means for Global Agriculture
In a milestone moment for global agriculture, Russia has taken the number one position worldwide in wheat exports, according to ...
India Resumes Broken Rice Exports: What It Means for Global Markets
How Will This Decision Impact Farmers and Global Trade? The Indian government has lifted the ban on 100% broken rice ...
Rye’s Resurgence: The Promising Future of a Forgotten Grain in Argentina
In recent years, rye has made a strong comeback in Argentina, especially in the province of La Pampa, which has ...
Domestic Feedgrain Values Fall Amidst Weaker Global Prices and Anticipated Big Crop
Domestic feedgrain prices in Australia have fallen due to weaker global prices and expectations of a large new crop. The ...
Markets React to Bearish USDA Reports: A Closer Look at Corn, Wheat, and Soybean Futures
The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) saw a dramatic response to the United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA) latest reports ...
