Wheat

World Food Prices Fall For 11th Month In February: FAO

The United Nations food agency's world price index fell in February for an 11th consecutive month, and is now down 19% from a record high hit last March fo...

Talks On Extending Black Sea Grain Deal Start In A Week, Says Ukraine

Negotiations will start in a week on extending a U.N.-backed initiative that has enabled Ukraine to export grain from ports blockaded by Russia after its i...

Mondelēz International Embraces Regenerative Agriculture

Mondelēz International has announced the next chapter of Harmony, its third-party verified European wheat sustainability programme.

Drought Threatens U.S. Wheat Production Despite Acreage Bump

U.S. farmers expanded plantings of winter wheat by 11% from a year ago to an eight-year peak, encouraged by high prices tied to concerns over food supplies...

Soybeans Around Two-Week Lows As Rain Forecast In Argentina

Chicago soybean futures fell again on Monday, touching their lowest in around two weeks as expectations of rain in Argentina's parched growing areas eased...

IGC Raises Global Wheat Crop Forecast For 2022/23

The International Grains Council (IGC) raised its forecast for 2022/23 global wheat production, driven largely by a larger-than-expected crop in Ukraine.

Ukraine 2022 Grain Harvest 93% Complete At 49.5 Million Tonnes: Ministry

Ukrainian farms had harvested 49.5 million tonnes of grain from 93% of the expected area as of 6 January 2023, the agriculture ministry said.

How Hybrid Wheat Could Lead To More Food Without GMO Fears

US farmers are gaining access to a new type of wheat developed by agrichemical giant Syngenta without genetic engineering, as the world's biggest seedmaker...