Germany's 2023 wheat crop is projected to decrease by 2.3% to 22.01 million tonnes due to a reduction in planted area and increased climate change risks, according to the country's association of farm cooperatives, DRV. The winter rapeseed crop is also expected to decline by 1.1% to 4.23 million tonnes. Factors contributing to the decrease include competition for land use and weather risks. Germany, as the second largest wheat producer in the European Union and the largest rapeseed producer, is facing challenges such as loss of agricultural land due to construction and solar panel installations, and repeated summer droughts.