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(AGCANADA) "Maize crop conditions in France, the European Union’s biggest grain producer, registered a third consecutive weekly decline in the week to August 18, data from farm office FranceAgriMer showed on Friday, as a heatwave gripped most of the country." 
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(Reuters) "KYIV, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Ukraine's biggest farming union called on the government on Monday to lift a wartime ban on nitrogen fertiliser imports at the country's maritime ports, warning that yields in the country's key grains crop could suffer due to shortages."
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(Reuters) "CHICAGO, Aug 21 (Reuters) - In a head-to-head contest in a small corner of agricultural futures markets, a legacy spring wheat contract that has traded for more than 140 years is fending off a challenge from a competing contract launched this spring by CME Group, the world's largest futures exchange."
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(UkrAgroConsult) "As of August 15, 2025, Ukraine has harvested 24,805.9 thsd tonnes of early grain and leguminous crops from an area of 6,186.6 thsd ha. This accounts for 55% of the areas sown with these crops.
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(Grain Trade) "The area sown under grain and legume crops in farms of all categories in the Russian Federation in 2025 decreased compared to the previous year by 5.05% to 43.796 million hectares, in particular under winter grains by 2.77% to 17.011 million hectares, and under spring grains and legume crops by 6.39% to 26.785 million hectares, according to Rosstat."
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(AInvest) "Jordan's 2025 wheat procurement strategy highlights global grain market fragility through frequent tenders, partial fulfillments, and shifting pricing terms."
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(The Region) "Serbia’s wheat farmers are facing a bitter paradox: record yields but rock-bottom prices. Agro-economic analyst Žarko Galetin told N1 that despite a historic 5.5–5.6 tonnes per hectare harvest and strong quality, the current market price of 21 dinars (£0.15) per kilo barely scratches production costs."
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(Terre-net) "Le service statistique du ministère de l'agriculture a légèrement révisé ses estimations de rendements en blé tendre pour la récolte 2025 par rapport à ses premiers chiffres donnés mi-juillet. Avec un rendement moyen national passant de 72,6 q/ha à 73,7 q/ha. Retrouvez tous les détails dans les cartes interactives ci-dessous. "
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(Reuters) "STAROBILSK DISTRICT, Russian-controlled Ukraine, Aug 6 (Reuters) - Luhansk, one of four regions of Ukraine that Russia has claimed as its own since going to war in 2022, expects to double its wheat harvest this year and send some for export, local officials say. The rapid rise in production reflects the regions' growing role in Russia's agriculture sector and shows how the world's largest wheat exporter is incorporating them into its strategy."
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(Reuters) "LONDON, Aug 22 (Reuters) - EU tariffs on Russian fertiliser imports that aim to cut funding for Moscow's war in Ukraine have so far hit European farmers, raising costs and risking higher consumer prices while Russian companies say they can divert exports to other markets."
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(Reuters) "CAIRO/DUBAI, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Egypt's state grains buyer Future of Egypt has agreed to buy at least 200,000 metric tons of French wheat in recent private deals with exporters, plus several 30,000-ton cargoes of wheat from Ukraine and Romania, it told Reuters on Monday."
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(Reuters) "DUBAI, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Syria faces a potential food crisis after the worst drought in 36 years slashed wheat production by around 40%, squeezing the country's cash-strapped government, which has been unable to secure large-scale purchases. Around three million Syrians could face severe hunger, the United Nations' World Food Programme told Reuters in written answers to questions, without giving a timeframe."
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(UkrAgroConsult) "Bulgaria has harvested a high harvest of high-quality wheat this year. Bulgarian vegetable oil and commodity trader Preslav Raikov told Latifundist.com."
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(Reuters) "BUCHAREST, Aug 14 (Reuters) - NATO allies Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey should expand a joint task force that clears mines floating in the Black Sea to include patrols to protect energy facilities and trade routes from potential Russian attack, Romania's defence minister said."
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(UkrAgroConsult) "Canadian farmers have reduced their barley plantings in 2025, which will impact the feed grain market in the MY 2025/26, according to analyst Jerry Klassen at Canadian Cattlemen. According to Statistics Canada, 6.135 million acres of barley were planted this year, which is 4.2% less than in 2024 (6.405 million acres) and below the 10-year average (6.9 million acres). Barley production is expected to reach 8.4 million tonnes, slightly higher than the 8.144 million tonnes in 2024 but lower than the average of 8.745 million tonnes."
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(Latifundist) "In July 2025, the FAO Cereal Price Index averaged 106.5 points, down 0.8 points (0.8%) from June and 4.2 points (3.8%) from July 2024, according to the FAO’s August report. International export prices for barley and maize increased, while those for sorghum and wheat decreased. The decline in wheat prices was driven by seasonally high supply in the Northern Hemisphere, where the winter wheat harvest is underway."
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"Al-Qaisi warned that water reserves had dropped below 10 billion cubic meters, describing the situation as critical. As part of emergency measures, the ministry will ban barley cultivation, allowing only 200 acres to be planted to preserve the variety."
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(Tridge) "According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Food (MZH), the wheat harvest in Bulgaria exceeded last year’s by more than 10%. By the end of July, 97% to 99% of the wheat, rapeseed and barley areas, as well as more than 80% of the rye and triticale areas, had been harvested."
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(Fastmarkets) "In July, rains were reported across most regions in Australia, which saved crops in some areas that had been dry, like Victoria or South Australia, and boosted potential yields in other regions. That has led to increased optimism in the market about production, with current estimates for the harvest above 30 million tonnes, and the highest estimates around 33-34 million tonnes."
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