(Feed Planet Magazine) "The Turkish Grain Board (TMO) has announced a tender for the import of 225,000 tons of feed barley to be delivered in August 2025. The tender, scheduled for July 31, will cover deliveries to several key ports across Türkiye."
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(Bourgas, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "This year, grain producers in Bulgaria expect a harvest of more than 7 million tons of wheat. This is evidenced by the forecasts of experts from the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. However, grain prices this year are very low, and this worries Bulgarian farmers."
(Зерно Он-Лайн, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "The grain harvest in France is proceeding at a rapid pace this year, the Zerno On-Line agency reports.
The harvest of hard wheat is almost complete. According to the state agency FranceAgriMer, by July 21, 98% of the area under hard wheat had been threshed (64% on the same date last year and 84% on average on the same date over the past five years), 86% of the area under winter soft wheat (37% and 59%) and 89% (28% and 51%) under spring barley."
(FranceAgriMer) "Le conseil spécialisé « Grandes cultures – marchés céréaliers » de FranceAgriMer s’est réuni le 16 juillet dernier, sous la présidence de Benoît Piétrement. Avec une récolte qui s’annonce meilleure que l’an passé, en quantité comme en qualité, les exportations françaises de blé tendre vers les pays tiers devraient rebondir en 2025/26, selon les premières prévisions précoces publiées par FranceAgriMer."
(World Grain) "ROME, ITALY — Global production of agricultural and fish commodities is expected to increase by 14% through to 2034, with cereals growing at an average annual rate of 1.1%, according to the OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook 2025-2034."
(Miller Magazine) "Despite falling commodity prices, a new World Bank analysis warns that input costs, geopolitical tensions, trade disruptions, and extreme weather continue to destabilize global agricultural markets, while long-term risks like climate change and biofuel policies may reshape global food systems for years to come."
(Зерно Он-Лайн, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "According to the Tunisian Ministry of Agriculture, the country’s grain harvest in 2025 has increased to 1.98 million tons, which is more than last year’s 1.15 million tons and above the average for the past ten years. The gross harvest of durum wheat reached 1.24 million tons, soft wheat – 78 thousand tons, barley – 637 thousand tons. Despite the good harvest, Tunisia will remain a net importer of grain in the current season."
(Agroinvestor, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "Global crop prices will remain low, according to AgResource President Dan Basse. Today, farmers around the world are struggling economically, their profits have fallen, at least when it comes to winter grain harvests. “We are seeing the lowest margins since 2019,” the expert emphasized. All this is due to increased costs for fertilizers, seeds, and equipment. This growth will continue until 2026, Basse believes."
(Miller Magazine) "Amid rising hunger, climate disruptions, and market shocks, a new joint report by the World Bank, FAO and WFP offers a roadmap to modernize grain storage systems across developing countries."
(Miller Magazine) "A joint report by the World Bank, FAO, and WFP has issued a stark warning: prolonged and widespread droughts are intensifying across key agricultural regions, posing significant risks to global grain production, food markets, and food security."
(AgroPortal.ua, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "The Ukrainian Grain Association (UGA) predicts that Ukraine will be able to grow 29.26 million tons of corn, if the weather does not interfere, while exports will increase to 24 million tons. In the 2024/2025 season, there were 25.94 million tons and 21.4 million tons, respectively."
(L'Expression dz.com) "les experts du secteur hydrique et agricole plaident, plus que jamais, pour une valorisation massive des eaux usées traitées dans l’irrigation agricole."
(ECOMNEWS Med) "L’Égypte dépend à hauteur de 60 % des importations pour ses besoins en blé. Face à des contraintes structurelles freinant l’expansion des surfaces cultivées dans le pays, le gouvernement intensifie ses efforts pour promouvoir des pratiques agricoles visant à améliorer les rendements." |
(The Western Producer) "Glacier FarmMedia — All wheat production in Canada is to remain relatively steady in 2025/26 said the United States Department of Agriculture attaché in Ottawa. In the attaché’s report released on July 28, they forecast 35.15 million tonnes compared to 34.96 million in 2024/25."
(Grain Trade) "On July 23, the Tunisian State Procurement Operator (ODC) purchased 100,000 tons of common wheat of any originat an average price of $262.86/ton C&F, which is $10.6/ton higher than the purchase price of the previous tender"
(Terre-net) " De part et d'autre de l'Atlantique, les cours des céréales se sont de nouveau globalement maintenus cette semaine, en pleine saison de moissons et dans l'attente d'éventuels prochains accords commerciaux américains. "
(Miller Magazine) "Istanbul will host a key gathering of the global grain and milling industry this September, as the IAOM Eurasia Conference & Expo brings together professionalsfrom around the world."
(Interfax-Ukraine) "Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Ihor Zhovkva and Special Advisor to the President of Egypt on National Security Faiza Abou el-Naga discussed the creation of a Ukrainian agro-industrial hub in Egypt as part of the implementation of the agreements between the presidents of the countries."
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(TRT Global) "Egypt plans to launch a revamped national commodity exchange to oversee imports and exports of essential agricultural goods, the country's presidency has said."
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(SeeNews) "Bulgaria has harvested over 5.77 million tonnes of wheat and over 1.05 million tonnes of barley, deputy agriculture minister Yanislav Yanchev said."
(European Commision - JRC MARS) "Yield expectations for winter crops are above average for Romania, Bulgaria, France, Spain, Ireland, the Nordic countries and the Baltic countries, thanks to a sufficient water supply along the season. Around-average yields are expected in Germany, Poland and Hungary. Only in Italy and Türkiye are reduced yields due to heat and water stress likely.
Summer crop development in south-eastern Europe has been constrained by persistent rain deficit and high temperatures, notably in Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, less prominently in southern Spain and in Italy. Biomass accumulation is below average, and yield reductions are expected."
(ESM) "France could struggle to sell a much bigger wheat crop expected this year as export options for the European Union's top wheat producer have narrowed due to less demand from Algeria and China as well as strong competition from cheaper Black Sea grain.'
(Novinite.com - Sofia News Agency) "The head of Bulgaria’s National Association of Grain Producers, Iliya Prodanov, has warned that this year's severe drought and high temperatures are set to cause extremely poor yields for sunflower and corn crops. Speaking to BNR, he noted that while the wheat harvest is nearing completion in Northern Bulgaria, and the quality appears promising, spring crops are already showing signs of major stress."
(Argus Media) "The European Commission on 8 July proposed measures to support the EU chemicals sector, aiming to address high energy costs, global competition and weak demand. The plan includes extending emissions trading system (ETS) compensation to more producers and simplifying fertilizer registration rules."
(L’Économiste Maghrébin) "Le ministère de l’Agriculture, des Ressources hydrauliques et de la Pêche prévoit une récolte céréalière de 19,8 millions de quintaux pour la saison 2025. Ce qui constituerait une nette amélioration par rapport aux 11,5 millions de quintaux récoltés lors de la saison précédente." |
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