International Grain Council estimated grain harvest in Russia in 2023/2024 agricultural year at 124.3 million tons

Published Mar 20, 2023

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The International Grains Council has made its forecast for grain harvest and trade for the new agricultural year, predicting that Russia will harvest 124.3 million tons of grain, a decrease from the previous year's 138.2 million tons. The total wheat harvest is expected to be 82.2 million tons, down from 95.4 million tons, with exports estimated at 42.2 million tons, similar to the previous year. The world grain harvest for the 2023/2024 agricultural year is predicted to increase slightly to 2.283.4 million tons.
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The International Grains Council (IGC) has made the first forecast for grain harvest and trade in the new agricultural year (July 2023-June 2024). According to his March report, the Russian Federation will harvest 124.3 million tons of grain this year. The collection of the current agricultural year (ends June 30, 2023) was estimated by the council at 138.2 million tons. According to Rosstat, 157.7 million tons were collected. Export of grain in the new agricultural year, according to the MSZ, will amount to 51 million tons. Shipments of the current agricultural year are forecasted at the level of 51.8 million tons. According to the forecast, the total wheat harvest will amount to 82.2 million tons against 95.4 million tons in the current agricultural year. According to Rosstat, 104.2 million tons were collected. Wheat export in the new agricultural year was estimated at 42.2 million tons, he predicts shipments of the current season at 43.6 million tons. As reported, the Ministry ...
Source: Zol

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