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Drought Delays Russia Wheat Planting The historic drought will indeed set back Russia's wheat planting this fall. Read more on DTN / The Progressive Farmer  →

Ukraine contracted 1.3 mln tonnes of wheat for exports To date, Ukraine has already contracted 1.3 mln tonnes of wheat for exports, declared Nikolay Prysiaghniuk, the Minister of Agrarian Policy, on August 11. Read more on AgriMarket  →

Wheat price tipped to top $330 a tonne GRAIN growers can now expect an even bigger wheat cheque from next harvest after AWB moved yesterday to service markets abandoned by Russia. Read more on Herald Sun  →

Wheat rots in India as world prices at 2 year high A wheat stockpile in India that could feed 210 million people for a year is starting to spoil because the government lacks enough warehouses to store it _ a lightning rod for local discontent that could send ripples through the world market for the grain. Read ... →

Summary Box: Wheat rally takes a break after surge HICCUP: After surging 62 percent since early June as Russian droughts decimated the country's grains crop, the wheat rally took a breather Tuesday. Prices fell nearly 2 percent. Read more on Seattle Times  →

Wheat Heads for Biggest Monthly Gain Since 1973 on Drought; Corn, Soy Rise Wheat rose, heading for the biggest monthly gain since 1973, and corn and soybeans advanced as hot, dry weather damaged crops in Russia and other parts of Europe, boosting demand for U.S. supplies. Read more on Bloomberg  →

Winter wheat estimates up slightly in Dakotas Winter wheat estimates are up slightly in the Dakotas from last month. The Agriculture Department on Thursday pegged South Dakota's winter wheat crop at 59 million bushels, up 2 percent from last month, and increased the North Dakota forecast 4 percent to 17.3 million bushels. Read more on AP via ... →

Wheat harvest under way in Okla., prices low Associated Press - June 10, 2010 8:35 AM ET LAWTON, Okla. (AP) - The Oklahoma wheat harvest is starting in and producers say all is well except for the prices. Read more on News On 6 Tulsa  →

'Once in a century' heat wave in March could hit wheat output United News of India New Delhi, Mar 24: Scorching hot conditions in the month of March were expected to lead to a 20 per cent shortfall in the wheat crop in Punjab as severe heat wave conditions prevailed in some parts of Bihar, Uttar ... →