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China’s meteorological authorities issued a stark warning on Friday about the high risk of dry, hot winds from Monday to Thursday, which could severely impact winter wheat crops in major producing provinces, including Henan, often referred to as the nation’s granary. The China Meteorological Administration (CMA) forecasted that temperatures in parts of Henan, Shaanxi, Shanxi,

Euronext wheat edged down on Friday as a rebound from contract lows stalled with pressure from a fall in Chicago and lingering concerns about lagging export demand. September milling wheat (BL2U5) was down 0.7% at 204.50 euros a metric ton by 1455 GMT. It earlier rose to a one-week high of 207.00 euros as it moved away from Tuesday’s contract low of 201.00 euros. Chicago wheat also fell. Despite an upturn in international demand and concerns about dry crop conditions in China and northern Europe, traders said broadly favourable Northern Hemisphere harvest prospects and stiff export competition remained a drag on prices. “The market looks like it needs a crop failure somewhere,” a futures dealer said. “If crops continue to be in decent shape, Euronext risks falling further by the summer harvest.” In France, ratings for soft wheat declined slightly last week, though they remained well above last year’s rain-hit level, data from farm office FranceAgriMer showed. On the demand ...

Wheat harvesting has begun in China's southwestern provinces of Sichuan, Yunnan, and Guizhou, with expectations of a strong yield driven by improved crop management and favorable growing conditions, according to agricultural authorities. In Sichuan, winter wheat is reported to be in good condition, with limited pest and disease outbreaks. The application of integrated high-yield technologies