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Australia is forecast to produce 30.6 million tonnes (Mt) of wheat, 12.8Mt of barley and 5.7Mt of canola in 2025-26, according to the quarterly Australian Crop Report released today. The report for the national winter crop now being planted has forecast chickpea production at 1.9Mt, down 17 percent from the 2024-25 figure, with expanded area

Australia’s wheat production is projected to drop 10% this year to 30.6 million metric tons, with barley and canola output also expected to fall due to dry conditions across several cropping regions, the agriculture ministry said. Nevertheless, production is expected to remain well above the 10-year average, the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) said in a quarterly crop report. Australia is one of the world’s biggest agricultural exporters. Low soil moisture in southern New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, and the northern wheat belt of Western Australia led some farmers to reduce planted area, and dry-sown crops now depend on June rainfall to germinate and establish, ABARES said. Conditions are significantly better in Queensland, northern New South Wales and southern parts of Western Australia, and forecasts point to above-average winter rainfall across most cropping regions. “However … it will be crucial for forecast rainfall ...

The 2025-26 red lentil market hinges on what happens with Australia and Canada, say analysts. If those two countries have average yields, supply and demand will be well balanced, Chuck Penner, an analyst with LeftField Commodity Research, recently told delegates attending the Global Pulse Confederation’s Pulses 25 conference in Singapore. Last year, there was a