The Indian government’s wheat procurement has reached 28.66 million tonnes in the current 2025-26 marketing year, surpassing last year’s level. This is the highest since the 2022-23 marketing year, driven by projections of a record wheat output of 115.3 million tonnes. The total wheat purchase stood at 26.59 million tonnes in the 2024-25 marketing year….
India is set to target 354.64 million tonnes of foodgrain production in the 2025-26 crop year, starting in July, due to better monsoon rains. The country’s foodgrain production has already reached 330.92 million tonnes in the Kharif and Rabi seasons of the current 2024-25 crop year. The summer season (zaid), sown between February and June,…
The Centre plans to review the restoration of wheat entitlements under the Public Distribution System (PDS) after the procurement drive concludes. The agriculture ministry has projected a record wheat production of 115 million tonnes for the 2024-25 crop year, with the Food Ministry aiming to procure 31.2 million tonnes. The government has procured 256.31 lakh…
The U.S. wheat outlook for 2024/25 predicts increased supplies, lower exports, and higher ending stocks. Imports increased by 10 million bushels to 140 million, while exports decreased by 15 million bushels to 835 million, resulting in an 18% rise in ending stocks to 819 million bushels. The season-average farm price is lowered by $0.05 to…
The government has begun buying 10,727 metric tonnes of wheat for the Rabi marketing season 2023–2024 as opposed to buying nothing last year, the food ministry announced in a statement on Tuesday. The food ministry noted in a statement that “according to the most current reports from FCI field offices, the recent rains have not…
The States told the Union Government that the procurement may be met this year considering current crop conditions, and the Union Government has plans to purchase 34.1 million tonnes (mt) of wheat in the upcoming rabi marketing season beginning in April. “That is not a target but based on what States have informed the Centre,”…
