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France’s farm ministry on Tuesday raised its estimate of the country’s 2024 soft wheat output to 25.56 million metric tons from 25.43 million last month, still one of the smallest soft wheat harvests since the 1980s. Repeated heavy rain in France, the European Union’s largest grain producer, reduced planting and hampered development of wheat crops. For maize, harvesting of which is still under way, the ministry also raised its projection of 2024 output, including crop grown for seeds, to 14.62 million tons from 14.47 million last month. In contrast it cut its projection for the sugar beet harvest, also currently being harvested, to 33.73 million tons from 34.18 million tons last month.

The French Ministry of Agriculture has increased its estimate of soft wheat production in the country in 2024 from 25.43 to 25.56 million tons. The projected yield is still the lowest since the 1980s, Reuters writes. The corn forecast is raised from 14.47 million tons to 14.62 million tons. The sugar beet production estimate was

Almost all potatoes in the main producing countries in North-Western Europe are behind the shelves. This is evident from the weekly harvest update of processor Aviko, which published the most recent figures on Friday 8 November.