Wheat crop. Medical search. Frequent questions

There are some real concerns right now, not only about potentially getting the crop up in the future, but about what kind of yield potential we are going to have with the crop if we do,' said Dr. Todd Baughman, AgriLife Extension agronomist for the Rolling Plains region. (farmprogress.com)
If we don't build up some soil moisture to grow this crop, there's concern that it's going to run out of water just like the cotton crop has done this year because it won't have any real deep moisture to help with the yield potential. (farmprogress.com)
The soybean yield, 45.2 bushels an acre, would combine with record seedings for a crop 10 percent larger than 2013. (agri-pulse.com)
Per hectare crude protein yield was higher in spelt and emmer wheat species than in the control varieties. (academicjournals.org)
All eyes are on Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado as "a perfect storm" of a historic freeze combined with severe dryness threatens new crop yield potential in the heart of the country's breadbasket. (uswheat.org)
According to the Kansas Wheat commission , "Freeze injury during heading and flowering stages can cause severe yield consequences. (newstarget.com)
This is one of the observations from Planalytics' initial GreenReport Winter Wheat Yield Forecasts that utilize satellite imagery to measure current crop vigor in combination with historic yields. (planalytics.com)
Eight bi-weekly crop yield forecasts are provided for each crop and are available on an annual subscription basis. (planalytics.com)
The aphid can injure plants and cause yield loss in wheat, even at minimal levels of infestation. (okstate.edu)
Overall, the crop was a mixed bag in terms of yield and quality. (oklahomafarmreport.com)
Assessing predictive performance of the Belgian Crop Growth Monitoring System : an explanatory study to improve winter wheat yield forecasting. (wallonie.be)
This economic loss was partially compensated by a benefit on wheat yield, which was observed in 2016 and 2018, but only for wheat following sunflower intercropped with alfalfa. (orgprints.org)
This study investigates the potential impacts of climate change on crop failure, grain yield and soil organic carbon (SOC) for both winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) and maize (Zea mays L.) in northern China, using the SPACSYS model. (gre.ac.uk)
Results suggested that warmer climatic scenarios might be favourable for reducing the crop failure rate and increasing the grain yield for winter wheat, while the same climatic scenarios were unfavourable for maize production in the region. (gre.ac.uk)
Here we combine results from networks of field experiments and global crop models to present a spatially explicit global perspective on crop water productivity (CWP, the ratio of crop yield to evapotranspiration) for wheat, maize, rice and soybean under elevated [CO 2 ] and associated climate change projected for a high-end greenhouse gas emissions scenario. (lu.se)
One involves trying to find wild perennial relatives and crossing them with domesticated varieties to obtain a perennial crop with a high yield. (lu.se)
For example, their yield is still lower than that of conventional crops, although this could improve within around ten years, and there is a lack of knowledge about the properties of the new crop types for baking and other areas of application. (lu.se)
We observed spring barley and winter wheat crops throughout the growing season and measured different indicators of their development including nutrient uptake, and also assessed different aspects of the yield. (lu.se)

Many farmers plant wheat for both grazing and grain production, pulling cattle off fields in time for the crop to make grain. (farmprogress.com)
FAPRI estimates 70 percent of wheat growers will choose PLC while half of corn growers and 60 percent of soybean farmers take ARC. (agri-pulse.com)
Meanwhile, corn and soybean farmers will harvest their biggest crops ever this year, USDA said in a May 9 report, assuming normal weather and trend-line yields - 13.935 billion bushels of corn, 10 million higher than the 2013 record, and 3.625 billion bushels of soybeans, 8 percent larger than the record 3.359 billion of 2009. (agri-pulse.com)
Record harvests of corn and soybeans, the two most widely grown U.S. crops, would replenish stockpiles as farmers in some areas recover from the 2012 drought that fueled record commodity prices. (agri-pulse.com)
HAMBURG: Germany's 2022 winter barley crop will increase to about 9 million tonnes which would be up from about 8.8 million tonnes last year, the association of German farmers DBV said on Wednesday. (brecorder.com)
To assist farmers as they prepare for potential issues and concerns during the growing season, Michigan State University Extension will host the Field Crops Virtual Breakfast Series every Thursday from 7-8 a.m. beginning March 30 through Sept. 21 via Zoom. (msu.edu)
A new drought-tolerant variety of durum wheat named Jabal, which means "mountain" in local Arabic, developed together by farmers and scientists in a decades-long project, has been released for cultivation in Morocco. (croptrust.org)
Jabal, which means "mountain" in Arabic, was singled out by farmers in consultations with crop breeders because it adapted so well to drought, a common stress in its main cultivation areas. (croptrust.org)
BONN, Germany (7 December 2022) - After years of hard work, a new drought-tolerant variety of durum wheat developed by plant breeders and genebank staff at the International Centre for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA) working in close collaboration with local farmers, with support from the Crop Trust, has been officially released for cultivation in Morocco. (croptrust.org)
Unlike other durum wheat varieties grown in the region, Jabal's wild genes enabled it to thrive despite some of the worst droughts farmers had seen in decades. (croptrust.org)
When plant breeders and farmers tested new durum wheat varieties between 2017 and 2021, the resilience of Jabal was immediately highlighted as a series of intense droughts across multiple sites saw it flourish and continue to produce grains, while all commercial varieties of durum failed. (croptrust.org)
Ukraine's corn and wheat production is set to fall for a second year in 2023, with corn output not expected to exceed 18 million tonnes and wheat production 16 million tonnes as farmers reduce planting due to the war, Reuters reported , citing a grain sector group on Thursday. (thepoultrysite.com)
Corn has been particularly affected by financial constraints as it is relatively expensive to grow, dry and transport, he said, adding about 10% of the 2022 crop remained unharvested as farmers wait for some fields to dry out. (thepoultrysite.com)
Western farmers have grown large grain crops in the past few years, especially in the record 2013 season when a bumper crop prompted complaints about the shipping performance of Canada's two major railways and resulted in an intervention last year by Ottawa . (canadianmanufacturing.com)
Winter wheat farmers in several states have not had an easy winter. (uswheat.org)
Though conditions are drier and colder in western Kansas, wheat farmers in the region were able to get the crop planted on time, which will help its ability to fight low temperatures, said Romulo Lollato , Wheat and Forage Specialist at Kansas State University. (uswheat.org)
While wheat farmers would like to get high market prices, the dry weather may discourage them from purchasing and using supplies of high-priced seeds and fertilizer. (voanews.com)
A mild winter graced the plains and the Midwest, luring farmers to plant early and causing winter wheat to sprout sooner. (newstarget.com)
And Kansas wheat farmers will likely miss out on profiting from historic prices. (wuwm.com)
Chris Tanner says coming up short in the face of global wheat scarcity isn't just a missed paycheck for Kansas farmers. (wuwm.com)
REMBERT: And for now, Mother Nature's holding back Kansas farmers from helping with the global wheat supply. (wuwm.com)
The technical bulletin describes recent work on cover crops and companion cropping done by Diana Roberts, Spokane County Extension Specialist, together with Lincoln and Spokane County farmers, at the WSU Wilke Research Farm. (no-tillfarmer.com)
In 2011, farmers who attended a Washington State University Extension workshop were inspired and intrigued by the success of Midwest farmers in using cover-crop cocktails for this purpose. (no-tillfarmer.com)
This year, Canadian farmers grew almost 30 million tonnes of high-quality wheat with the functionality and protein strength that customers expect," stated Dean Dias , Chief Executive Officer at Cereals Canada. (mypanhandle.com)
An analysis of wheat from Eastern Canada was provided by Grain Farmers of Ontario (GFO). (mypanhandle.com)
Last year I posted about how farmers in NW Ohio are seeing increases in wheat yields by 4-7 bu/acre by planting 2-4# of cover crop radishes in with their wheat seed. (plantcovercrops.com)
Since most farmers are more sophisticated than that I recommend adding the radish seed to the wheat seed at the seed house. (plantcovercrops.com)
Wheat stubble burning off fire being lit post harvest by farmers to clear paddock for next crop rotation. (naturespic.com)
Wheat cultivation for farmers in Sweden have been severely threatened by wheat dwarf. (wikipedia.org)
Farmers should invest in perennial crops instead of growing annuals, such as rice. (lu.se)
Olsson thinks that farmers should welcome perennial crops as conventional agriculture uses a very large part of its gross revenue to buy external inputs, mainly seeds, pesticides, artificial fertiliser, machines and diesel. (lu.se)

The department forecasts the winter wheat crop at 1.403 billion bushels, down 9 percent from 2013 due to poorer yields, and projected the overall wheat crop at 1.963 billion bushels, down 8 percent. (agri-pulse.com)
USDA projected record yields for both crops. (agri-pulse.com)
An international team that includes researchers from Tel Aviv University (TAU) has isolated three disease-resistance genes from wild grasses that enable resistance to rust diseases that cause severe damage to wheat yields worldwide. (isaaa.org)
BERWWN, PA, March 30, 2020 - "If current projections hold true, 2020 could see near-trend Winter Wheat yields, but well below last year's crop. (planalytics.com)
Kastens is senior analyst on the joint Planalytics/TerraMetrics project that dates back nearly 20 years and includes forecasting yields for corn, soybeans and five other summer crops in addition to winter wheat. (planalytics.com)
Despite a challenging growing season that led to variable yields and below-average production, Canada produced another top-quality wheat crop. (mypanhandle.com)
In the fall of 2010 there were more acres of wheat planted in Indiana, Ohio and lower Michigan than in many years before, and several of those acres had radishes planted with them with the hope of increasing yields. (plantcovercrops.com)
Here, IRSs of spring and winter wheat yields were constructed from a 25-member ensemble of process-based crop simulation models. (upm.es)
India is expected to produce a record 106.2 million tonnes of wheat, according to farm ministry projections, as favorable weather conditions helped to improve crop yields, with output far exceeding demand and further boosting stocks. (world-grain.com)
Wheat dwarf has led to large crop yields losses of up to 75% on major wheat fields throughout Europe. (wikipedia.org)
So far, the harvest of Kernza is about one tenth of what wheat yields, but development is rapid and in a few decades it is expected to have improved" says Jonas Ardö. (lu.se)

WASHINGTON, May 14, 2014 - An intensifying drought in the central and southern Great Plains will limit the U.S. to its smallest wheat crop in eight years at the same time record corn and soybean crops are on the horizon, USDA says. (agri-pulse.com)
Those most at risk would be fields that were planted to a Fusarium head blight susceptible variety or those with limited rotation that follow a previous crop of wheat or corn. (purdue.edu)
The IGC also downwardly revised its 2022/23 world corn (maize) crop outlook by 11 million tonnes to 1.168 billion tonnes, mainly driven by a cut in its forecast for U.S. production to 354.2 million tonnes from 364.7 million. (hellenicshippingnews.com)
So the grand "radish seed planted in with the wheat seed" experiment was pretty much a flop in 2010 in the eastern Corn Belt. (plantcovercrops.com)
Lower corn, soy and wheat prices for 2015 crops? (thefern.org)
Analysts at the Congressional Budget Office are penciling lower prices for corn, wheat and soybeans into their budget assumptions, according to documents that circulated among commodity traders. (thefern.org)
The most common renewable resources used in biorefineries are crops such as wheat, rapeseed, corn, and other agricultural plants. (lu.se)

The Crop Trust's partners are using crop diversity to develop resilient varieties of barley, durum wheat, grasspea, alfalfa, finger millet, rice and potato that can withstand the effects of climate change. (croptrust.org)
The jump in the fall price of barley also triggered similar increases in the fall prices for oats, rye, triticale, mixed grain and silage prices, as the pricing mechanism for these crops is based on barley's spring to fall movement. (afsc.ca)
The two isolates of WDV affect wheat and barley. (wikipedia.org)
There are two main types of strains of WDV, which can be distinguished by their host preference for either wheat (Triticum aestivum) or barley (Hordeum vulgare). (wikipedia.org)
These insecticides can be used in the fall when winter wheat and barley begin to emerge because primary infection occurs via adults feeding at this time. (wikipedia.org)
One of these systems uses the newly domesticated cereal Kernza TM , also known as Intermediate wheatgrass, while the other follows a conventional crop rotation with crops such as wheat, sugar beet, barley and oilseed rape. (lu.se)
The infrastructure will measure the exchange of greenhouse gases between the atmosphere and agriculture in real time in two parallel cultivation systems: the newly domesticated Kernza (Intermediate wheatgrass) and conventional crop rotation in Skåne (including wheat, sugar beet, barley and rapeseed). (lu.se)
With regard to other types of grain such as wheat and barley, two approaches have been. (lu.se)

We have not started local procurement for this year's crop yet," an official at the country's General Establishment for Cereal Processing and Trade (Hoboob) told Reuters. (worldbulletin.net)
Unlike lighter freeze damage, from which the wheat can bounce back under the right conditions, this year's freeze event has the potential for "winterkill" in some regions, and ultimately challenge the final production volume. (uswheat.org)
But experts say next year's crop is already being limited by too little water in the middle of the country. (voanews.com)
This annual tour, sponsored by the Wheat Quality Council , seeks to estimate the upcoming year's harvest. (newstarget.com)
Produced in collaboration with TerraMetrics Agriculture, Inc., Planalytics initial national estimate of 49.1 bushels per acre represents a decrease of 4.5 bushels from last year's national average of 53.6 bu/ac, the second highest yielding crop on record. (planalytics.com)
Kansas, which has accounted for 23 percent of total U.S. winter wheat production over the last 10 years, is only 0.2 bu/ac below trend, but 5.5 bu/ac below last year's bumper crop. (planalytics.com)
The 2020 Kansas crop enters spring in a similar position to last year's crop. (planalytics.com)
Ukraine has, you know, anywhere from 5 to 7 million tons of last year's crop that normally would have been marketed by now that's stuck inside the country. (wuwm.com)
This year's crop was diverse and extreme in some issues, so our data will be vital to customers that need to adjust their strategies to accommodate for variances in crop quality. (ndwheat.com)

The Russia-focused agricultural consultancy Sovecon estimates total Russian wheat exports in May at 3.8 million tonnes, compared to 1.2 million tonnes in May 2022 and 1.5 million tonnes on average. (nasdaq.com)
As of May 25, 24.6 million hectares of crops were sown, compared to 22.3 million hectares by that date in 2022, of which 11.1 million hectares were under spring wheat (9.6 million hectares in the same period of 2022). (nasdaq.com)
Overall, Ukraine's grain and oilseed crop output may decline to around 50 million tonnes from some 67 million in 2022 and about 106 million in 2021, according to UGA estimates. (thepoultrysite.com)
FILE - Gary Millershaski, a farmer and scout on the Wheat Quality Council's Kansas wheat tour, inspects winter wheat stunted by drought near Syracuse, Kansas, U.S., May 18, 2022. (voanews.com)
Justin Gilpin of the Kansas Wheat Commission expects the number of Kansas wheat acres planted for harvest in 2023 to remain the same as the 7.3 million acres seeded for 2022. (voanews.com)
The International Grains Council (IGC) raised its forecast for 2022/23 global wheat production, partly reflecting an upward revision for the crop in Russia. (hellenicshippingnews.com)
In its monthly update, the inter-governmental body saw global wheat production rising to 792 million tonnes in 2022/23, up from a previous projection of 778 million and now above the prior season's 782 million tonnes. (hellenicshippingnews.com)
Russia's wheat exports in the 2022/23 season were still seen at 36.5 million tonnes, despite the higher production forecast, leading to an expected build-up in stocks in the country. (hellenicshippingnews.com)
Stocks of wheat in Russia at the end of the 2022/23 season were projected at 22.5 million tonnes, almost double the prior season's level of 11.3 million tonnes. (hellenicshippingnews.com)

The raw material could then be, for example, waste from abattoirs, the unused stalks from sugar beet crops, or frying fat from restaurants. (lu.se)

After the failure of many of their summer crops due to drought, producers now have good reason to worry that they won't make a winter wheat crop either, according to a Texas AgriLife Extension Service expert. (farmprogress.com)

MOSCOW, May 29 (Reuters) - Export prices of Russian wheat are softening further in anticipation of a new harvest and amid low demand from global importers, analysts said. (nasdaq.com)
Cotton growers are likely to abandon a quarter of their crop due to severe drought in the Southwest, including top grower Texas, USDA said, but still harvest 14.5 million bales, up 12 percent from 2013. (agri-pulse.com)
The U.S. crop was projected for 213 million hundredweight, up 12 percent from 2013, part of a record world rice harvest of 480.7 million metric tons, up 10 percent. (agri-pulse.com)
2017 could be the lowest wheat harvest since records were first started in 1919, due to this late winter storm. (newstarget.com)
A late fall harvest resulted in late winter wheat planting across much of the state," said Kastens. (planalytics.com)
REMBERT: It's fields like these leading industry groups to predict a 100 million bushel drop in Kansas' wheat harvest this year. (wuwm.com)
A smaller harvest could push up prices to consumers for everything wheat is used in. (wuwm.com)
The organization has been conducting harvest surveys for more than 60 years, and the data gathered is used for publishing regional reports and the U.S. Wheat Associates overall report which covers all six classes of wheat produced in the nation. (ndwheat.com)
The annual harvest survey represents hard red spring wheat produced in North Dakota, Montana, Minnesota, South Dakota and the Pacific Northwest, and durum produced in North Dakota and Montana. (ndwheat.com)
During harvest, state wheat check-off groups contract with the National Ag Statistics Service to collect nearly 900 hard red spring wheat and durum samples and ships them to North Dakota State University to be analyzed for kernel quality and end-use properties. (ndwheat.com)
As wheat harvest has moved further north into Montana and the Dakotas, Schulte said test weights have gotten heavier. (oklahomafarmreport.com)
To increase the soil nitrogen availability, one way is to introduce a legumes-based cover crop before wheat, which is sown just after the previous crop harvest. (orgprints.org)
Thus, the time between sunflower harvest and wheat sowing is often too short to produce enough biomass. (orgprints.org)
MISSISSIPPI STATE -- Wheat growers anticipate the final hurdles for this season's crop as they hope for respectable market prices at harvest time in early summer. (msstate.edu)
Most of the crop appears on target for an average harvest. (msstate.edu)

Perennial crops have the potential to reduce the need for ploughing and pesticides, which in turn can lead to reduced soil degradation and greenhouse gas emissions. (lu.se)
The research facility will play an important role in understanding the ecosystem services and climate benefits that perennial crops can provide. (lu.se)
Perennial crops like Kernza TM can also help reduce erosion, cope better with drought and improve soil structure," says Jonas Ardö, Professor of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science at Lund University. (lu.se)
As part of innovative research on perennial crops, a unique research infrastructure has been developed outside Lund. (lu.se)
The project aims to investigate opportunities and obstacles for a future transition to an agriculture with completely new perennial crops. (lu.se)
With perennial crops, we can solve almost all of these challenges. (lu.se)
The research deals with developing and cultivating perennial crops, i.e. crops that last several years and do not need to be sown every year. (lu.se)
Perennial crops also benefit from being cultivated in combination with other crops in polycultures. (lu.se)
Cultivating perennial crops also makes it more difficult for weeds to establish themselves in the fields. (lu.se)
Since perennial crops do not need to be sown every year, soil erosion can be reduced and nutrient leaching can be minimised. (lu.se)
Within this research field, various approaches are being tested to develop perennial crops. (lu.se)
Perennial crops such as Kernza have also proven to be better at reducing nitrogen leaching and building up humus content. (lu.se)
These costs can be significantly reduced with perennial crops. (lu.se)
This is due to the major challenges involved in making perennial crops operational. (lu.se)

Durum wheat is grown primarily to produce pasta, but is also used for making couscous and bulgur, which are particularly popular in North Africa and the Middle East. (croptrust.org)
Wheat genetic resources may be grown in organic farming systems or in less favourable areas for bread wheat species. (academicjournals.org)
About two-thirds of wheat in the U.S. is grown as a winter crop rather than as a spring crop. (voanews.com)
Multi-species cover crops and companion crops grown to improve soil health within grain production systems are of increasing interest nationwide. (no-tillfarmer.com)
Furthermore, crops are to a large extent grown as monocultures, i.e. with large areas dedicated to a single crop with a minimum of genetic variation. (lu.se)
The order in which crops are grown in the same area across the growing seasons is essential in organic farm management. (lu.se)

But wheat for grazing is an even higher priority this year because the drought has caused summer grazing to become non-existent and continued feeding has exhausted hay supplies, Baughman said. (farmprogress.com)
War and drought have cut the war-torn country's wheat forecast to anywhere between 1 million to 1.7 million tonnes, agricultural experts and traders say. (worldbulletin.net)
The development of Jabal is just one example of researchers using the wild cousins of domesticated crops, exploring their potential and crossing them with cultivated plants until the crop contains the desired traits of the wild relative, such as drought or pest resistance. (croptrust.org)
Typically, snow cover and adequate soil moisture would help insulate the dormant crop, but this year has been anything but typical as severe to exceptional drought conditions persist from western Kansas into western Nebraska and eastern Colorado. (uswheat.org)
In Nebraska, our concerns are poor emergence, weak stands and drought conditions," said Royce Schaneman, Executive Director of the Nebraska Wheat Board. (uswheat.org)
According to USDA, just 30% of the state's wheat is rated good to excellent, down from 70% good to excellent this time last year due to substantial drought conditions. (uswheat.org)
In the states of Kansas and Oklahoma, the drought threatens crops already in the ground from developing properly. (voanews.com)
But weather predictions suggest the drought will likely continue in Kansas and surrounding wheat-producing states through December. (voanews.com)
The 2015 Oklahoma wheat crop fell short of expectations, but it was clearly much bigger than last year's drought stressed crop. (oklahomafarmreport.com)

Producers have good reason to worry that they won't make a winter wheat crop.Concern is not just for grain production, but for livestock forage production too.Lack of soil moisture is causing a lot of anxiety. (farmprogress.com)
The concern focuses on soil-moisture reserves, as the bulk of winter wheat is planted during September and October, Baughman said. (farmprogress.com)
Without better soil moisture, the crop will not even emerge. (farmprogress.com)
The wheat is extremely susceptible to sustained freezing temperatures as parched soil and limited snow cover offer little protection. (uswheat.org)
Wheat helps keep soil in place, protecting it from wind damage. (voanews.com)
A group of innovative growers developed the goal of learning how to include a cover crop or companion crop in their rotation to raise soil organic matter levels, break disease cycles, suppress weeds, penetrate soil compaction layers, and improve soil fertility by fixing atmospheric nitrogen. (no-tillfarmer.com)
In this study, spring seeding of cover crops in place of fallowing the ground resulted in excessive loss of soil moisture. (no-tillfarmer.com)
In this region, sunflower is mostly cultivated before soft winter wheat, which is very often deficient in nitrogen because of a lack of nitrogen in the soil when the wheat needs it. (orgprints.org)
Over the 3 years, the growth of the cover crops was satisfying, and the average amount of nitrogen returned to soil after cover crops destruction was of 40 kg N/ha for purple vetch, 18 kg N/ha for alfalfa and 19.5 kg N/ha for legumes mixture. (orgprints.org)
The annual crops contribute to soil erosion and loss of nutrients as the soil is turned upside down every time new crops are sown. (lu.se)
As the crops are not sown every year, soil erosion can be reduced almost to zero and nutrient leaching can be minimised. (lu.se)
This practice of crop rotation can have beneficial effects on soil health, nutrient availability for the crops, and can contribute to reducing weed, pest and disease pressure. (lu.se)

Winterkill has now become a major concern with last week's extreme temperatures, down to 15 F to 25 F below zero," said Brad Erker, Executive Director of the Colorado Association of Wheat Growers. (uswheat.org)
Dozens of crops scouts, growers, grain traders, and government officials have begun a three-day tour of Kansas to survey the damage. (newstarget.com)
Eastern Washington wheat growers may be interested a new Washington State University Extension technical bulletin titled, "Cover Cropping and Companion Cropping for the Inland Northwest: An Initial Feasibility Study" . (no-tillfarmer.com)
Growing companion crops together with a cash crop shows potential for attaining the growers' desired goal. (no-tillfarmer.com)
Also, many wheat growers in the region experienced challenges in getting top dressing applications finished in March. (okstate.edu)
The 2015 Oklahoma Wheat Review and the 2015 Oklahoma Wheat Growers Annual Meeting will be held on Tuesday, August 18 in El Reno at Redlands Community College. (oklahomafarmreport.com)
Speakers will include National Wheat Growers Secretary Jimmie Musick of Sentinel, Oklahoma, Tim O'Connor, President of the US Wheat Foods Council, Gary McManus, State Climatologist, Mark Hodges, Plains Grains, Dr. Jeff Edwards, Dr. Brett Carver and Dr. Bob Hunger of the OSU Wheat Improvement Team. (oklahomafarmreport.com)
Dr. Erick Larson, agronomist with Mississippi State University's Extension Service, said many wheat growers took advantage of favorable planting conditions last fall despite the poor market forecast. (msstate.edu)
Even though we haven't seen any diseases like rust or septoria, growers will need to scout weekly since the crop is so close to the flagleaf stage and heading," Coccaro said. (msstate.edu)

Jabal was developed by crossing durum wheat varieties with Aegilops speltoides, sometimes known as goatgrass, a wild relative of wheat collected by scientists on the harsh dry plateaus of Syria. (croptrust.org)
Characteristics of hulled wheat species (23 varieties of einkorn, emmer wheat, spelt wheat) were studied and evaluated within a two-year trial period (which was executed on certified organic fields) and they were compared to characteristics of landraces and modern bread wheat varieties. (academicjournals.org)
However, there have been no GM wheat varieties available in the market up to the present. (isaaa.org)
However, the cultivation of wheat has reduced the diversity of its varieties, and consequently, modern varieties are more vulnerable to diseases, pests, and climate hazards. (isaaa.org)
Climate change has since created an urgent need for wheat varieties that can thrive in extreme environmental and climatic conditions and withstand pests and diseases. (isaaa.org)
The ICCR also implements new technologies, including advances in biotechnology and genome editing to create "a safe box for genes needed for new, improved varieties of wheat that will give humanity larger crops and meet the challenges of climate change. (isaaa.org)
Resulting declines in wheat crops in these regions have contributed to the rise in fall prices of some wheat varieties. (afsc.ca)
Given that wheat becomes more susceptible to freeze damage as it moves into the heading stage, Silva wouldn't be surprised to observe a difference in spring tillering for some varieties as she continues to check wheat plots in the weeks ahead. (okstate.edu)

Jabal, first evaluated under the Crop Trust's Crop Wild Relatives (CWR) Project , has now been officially registered for cultivation by the Moroccan Ministry of Agriculture, following a two-year testing program across many Moroccan locations. (croptrust.org)
An alternative is to sow the cover crop during the sunflower cultivation, so to be intercropped into it. (orgprints.org)
In particular, the cultivation of annual crops such as wheat, rice, soya beans and various oil-based plants is problematic, according to Lennart Olsson from the Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies. (lu.se)

Things are looking pretty bleak across Texas and other Midwestern states where extreme winter weather conditions combined with record-breaking low temperatures left millions without power, while also damaging nearly half of the country's winter wheat crop . (naturalnews.com)
Kansas is one of the country's top wheat-producing states, so a smaller crop could make a dent. (wuwm.com)
NEW DELHI, INDIA - India is projected to produce a record wheat crop in 2019-20, the country's farm ministry said in its second crop forecast of the year, released on Feb. 19. (world-grain.com)

The 2018 crop year was certainly an interesting period as temperatures and crop conditions seesawed from one end of the spectrum to the other. (afsc.ca)
The 2018 crop year has seen dry conditions not only in North America but also in many wheat-growing regions of the world. (afsc.ca)
A global moisture map for 2018 shows Southeastern Australia, Western Europe, Black Sea Region and parts of South America, all major wheat production regions, having significant declines in precipitation rates. (afsc.ca)

WINNIPEG, MB , Nov. 21, 2023 /PRNewswire/ - Cereals Canada today released the 2023 New Wheat Crop Report, providing a quality and functionality update to domestic and global customers of Canadian wheat. (mypanhandle.com)
Canada had excellent quality in all wheat classes for the 2023 crop year, with the majority grading No. 2 or better and average to higher-than-average protein content. (mypanhandle.com)
To learn more about Canada's 2023 New Wheat Crop and download the 2023 Crop Summary, visit the 2023 New Wheat Crop Report . (mypanhandle.com)

In: "CropM International Symposium and Workshop: Modelling climate change impacts on crop production for food security", 10/02/2014-12/02/2014, Oslo. (upm.es)
Agricultural system models provide an effective tool for forecasting crop productivity and nutrient budgets under future climate change. (gre.ac.uk)
However, there is high uncertainty about the global implications of these effects for future crop production and agricultural water requirements under climate change. (lu.se)
For 10,000 years our food has come from annual crops, even though they cause or contribute to many of the problems agriculture struggles with such as erosion, nutrient leakage, greenhouse gas emissions, high costs and vulnerability to climate change. (lu.se)

3,4 In Lianyungang, a coastal prefecture in the eastern part of China, the major crops are wheat and rice, although thousands of cattle are imported for slaughter from pastures in the northern part of China each year. (who.int)

The surveyors will also be looking at other problems including the prevalence of the Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus, nitrogen and sulfur deficiencies and stem, stripe and leaf rusts. (newstarget.com)
Sunflower Associated With Legumes-Based Cover Crop : A Way To Increase Nitrogen Availability For The Following Winter Wheat? (orgprints.org)

In addition, by studying the patterns in preceding crop type, we aim to better understand the role of the position of the crop in the rotation. (lu.se)

Can agriculture shift to perennial grain crops? (lu.se)

We must be open to using other types of crops than annual crops and we must move away from the narrow use of monocultures", says Lennart Olsson from the Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies. (lu.se)

Syria's state cereal body issued a tender on Wednesday to sell 100,000 tonnes of soft wheat and 100,000 tonnes of durum wheat from last season's crop for shipment to neighbouring Iraq. (worldbulletin.net)

The new facility, funded by the European Research Council (ERC Advanced Grant) and Formas, is focused on exploring perennial agricultural crops and their potential to transform modern agriculture. (lu.se)
Research into developing and cultivating perennial alternatives to our common agricultural crops is underway in many different parts of the world - and interest is growing fast. (lu.se)

Cryphonectria parasitica eliminated almost 4 billion sweet chestnut trees in the eastern United States after its geographic introduction ( 6 ), Magnaporthe oryzae has destroyed rice crops ( 7 ), and Puccinia graminis has emerged as a major risk for grains ( 8 ). (cdc.gov)

This is because November typically signals the start of a drier time of year for most of the state's wheat-growing regions. (farmprogress.com)

With the smaller wheat crop, USDA forecast an average farm-gate price of $7.30 a bushel, $2 higher than it projected in February. (agri-pulse.com)
LONDON - The International Grains Council in its most recent Grain Market Report forecast 2013-14 world wheat production at 683 million tonnes, up 1 million tonnes from its previous projection and up 28 million tonnes, or 4%, from 655 million tonnes in 2012-13. (foodbusinessnews.net)
With 179 million tonnes in carry-in stocks for 2013-14, the world wheat supply was forecast at 862 million tonnes, up 9 million tonnes from the previous year and compared with 890 million tonnes in 2011-12. (foodbusinessnews.net)
World wheat consumption in the current year was forecast at 682 million tonnes, up 2 million tonnes from the previous I.G.C. report, up 9 million tonnes from 673 million tonnes in 2012-13 and compared with a record 692 million tonnes in 2011-12. (foodbusinessnews.net)
Food use of wheat worldwide in 2013-14 was forecast at 469 million tonnes, up 4 million tonnes from 2012-13 and compared with 460 million tonnes in 2011-12. (foodbusinessnews.net)
Feed use of wheat in 2013-14 was forecast at 129 million tonnes, down 1 million tonnes from 2012-13 and down 18 million tonnes from 147 million tonnes in 2011-12. (foodbusinessnews.net)
Industrial use of wheat in 2013-14 was forecast at 20 million tonnes, up from 19 million tonnes in each of the three preceding years. (foodbusinessnews.net)
World trade in wheat in 2013-14 was forecast at 138 million tonnes, unchanged from 2012-13 but down 7 million tonnes from the record 145 million tonnes in 2011-12. (foodbusinessnews.net)
The I.G.C. forecast world wheat ending stocks in 2013-14 at 181 million tonnes, up 2 million tonnes from the previous year and compared with 198 million tonnes in 2011-12. (foodbusinessnews.net)
The model was calibrated and validated with datasets from 20-year long-term experiments (1985-2004) for the Loess plateau, and then used to forecast production (2020-2049) under six sharing social-economic pathway climate scenarios for both wheat and maize crops with irrigation. (gre.ac.uk)

We are in worse shape now than this time last year, and 2020 ended up being a very small crop for us. (uswheat.org)

The start of planting the 2016 wheat crop is coming quickly. (oklahomafarmreport.com)

The prices of Russia's new wheat crop with 12.5% protein content, delivered free on board (FOB) from the Black Sea, was assessed at $230 a tonne compared to $242 a tonne from the previous week for the old crop, the IKAR agriculture consultancy said. (nasdaq.com)
Egypt, traditionally Russia's biggest grain buyer, bought Russian wheat in July for the first time in nearly a year following Moscow's return to the world export market. (efeedlink.com)

The concern is felt not just for grain production, but for livestock forage production too, as winter wheat is also commonly relied upon for fall grazing, he said. (farmprogress.com)
If moisture reserves aren't already built up before winter, the chances to make a good grain crop will be greatly diminished. (farmprogress.com)
Others were quick to respond to this tweet with claims that winter wheat loves snow and freezing, however as pointed out by Ice Age Farmer, it was the lack of snow cover in many areas prior to the polar vortex that was the anomaly. (naturalnews.com)
As temperatures fell to -30 degrees Fahrenheit, there was lots of damage because we don't have a lot of snow cover right now to insulate the winter wheat crop underneath that," he says. (naturalnews.com)
USDA rated 42 percent of winter wheat as poor or very poor on Monday, 4 points worse than a week earlier. (agri-pulse.com)
Here is a look at the three states most concerned about new hard red winter and hard white crop conditions. (uswheat.org)
The planting for hard red winter wheat in the United States is already halfway completed. (voanews.com)
Late winter storms just wiped out the entire wheat crop of western Kansas… are YOU prepared for food disruptions? (newstarget.com)
Winter wheat, which is dormant in the winter but sprouts again in the spring, makes up at least two-thirds of the annual US wheat crop. (newstarget.com)
The USDA was set to make its official predictions for the winter wheat crop on May 10. (newstarget.com)
Fortunately, a wet and mild winter carried the crop through dormancy with few problems, including very little winter kill. (planalytics.com)
Oklahoma and Texas combine to produce 12 percent of U.S. winter wheat and currently have some of the most mature wheat in the country, particularly Texas. (planalytics.com)
Current USDA crop condition reports rate both states' winter wheat crops above average. (planalytics.com)
Droughty conditions are starting to negatively impact an appreciable fraction of winter wheat fields in Oregon, Washington and Idaho, though the crop in that region of the country is just starting to emerge from winter dormancy. (planalytics.com)
With nearly 1.7 million harvested acres, Washington ranks second to Kansas with 8 percent of the winter wheat crop. (planalytics.com)
Special Purpose wheat price rose by 18.2 per cent while Hard Red Winter and Hard Red Spring each climbed 17.1 per cent. (afsc.ca)
BILL LAPP: We're going to have the smallest - the hard red winter wheat crop since 1963. (wuwm.com)
It's not unusual to observe them during spring in winter wheat. (okstate.edu)
It has been shown that up to 50% of winter wheat in one field can be infected by WDV during the summer in Sweden. (wikipedia.org)

The Ice Age Farmer channel on YouTube put out a video revealing how minimal snow cover prior to the polar vortex that swept across the Midwest created a perfect storm scenario for the widespread destruction of wheat crops once the historic weather event arrived. (naturalnews.com)
farmer and a U.S. Wheat Associates (USW) director. (uswheat.org)

In spite of extremely cold weather that hit Oklahoma in February, we didn't see much of an impact except for those areas that didn't have much snow cover to insulate and protect the crop," said Amanda de Oliveira Silva, Oklahoma State University Extension small grains specialist. (okstate.edu)

The new "Jabal" variety was made by crossing cultivated durum wheat with one of its wild relatives, collected in Syria. (croptrust.org)
In the last five years, durum wheat has been the tenth most commonly cultivated cereal worldwide, with a yearly production average of 40 million tonnes (MT) from an estimated 16 million hectares, to make pasta, couscous and bulgur, which are all popular in North Africa and the Middle East. (croptrust.org)

In a trial repeated over 3 years (from 2015 to 2017) in the southwest of France, Terres Inovia tested this practice, by intercropping 3 kinds of legumes-based cover crops into sunflower: alfalfa, purple vetch and legumes mixture. (orgprints.org)

With regards to the quality of Russian new crop wheat, Egypt's main state wheat buyer was satisfied and saw no impediments to Russian participation in future purchase tenders. (efeedlink.com)
Still, the news has been good thus far for the state wheat crop overall - although OSU's Integrated Pest Management Coordinator Tom Royer has flagged wheat aphids as being one area of potential concern. (okstate.edu)

About 10,000 years ago, wheat became a domesticated crop in Europe. (wikipedia.org)

But even those planning wheat as a grain-only crop could run into trouble this year. (farmprogress.com)
This is our local wheat crop that we have left over from last year. (worldbulletin.net)
Some European traders said they believed Syria had large ending stocks from 2013, having been aided by Iranian wheat imports throughout last year. (worldbulletin.net)
Pat Westhoff, head of the think tank FAPRI, said the surge in wheat prices may be short-lived so PLC may look like a better choice for the five-year farm law. (agri-pulse.com)
Wheat production is estimated to have fallen to about 20 million tonnes last year . (thepoultrysite.com)
Transport Minister Lisa Raitt and Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz said the government wouldn't extend that unprecedented step taken a year ago to impose minimum grain volumes, adding that grain now is moving adequately through the system and the new grain crop is of average size. (canadianmanufacturing.com)
Planting plans may be cut back in the U.S. even with historically high prices for wheat crops at this time of year. (voanews.com)
He said he normally plants seeds by mid-October but has yet to plant any wheat this year. (voanews.com)
With the price of wheat, a lot of operators were planning to at least match or even up their acres for this coming year. (voanews.com)
As of April 23, a quarter of the Kansas wheat crop had headed, outpacing the five-year average of 17 percent. (newstarget.com)
This has been a good year for feed crop prices if you're growing them," said Jesse Cole, Supervisor of Pricing, AFSC. (afsc.ca)
The hot and dry weather affected most major wheat exporters this year, which helped keep wheat prices fairly high," concluded Cole. (afsc.ca)
But this year, the blistering conditions have withered some of the crop into short, patchy straw. (wuwm.com)
Peterson says getting accurate results is important since customers that buy North Dakota wheat rely on the data from the surveys to determine purchasing strategies for the following year. (ndwheat.com)
Our job is to represent the crop to help optimize the strengths our wheat has over competitors and help our customers manage year-to-year changes in end-use performance," he said. (ndwheat.com)
This was about double the size of last year's crop that came in at 47.6 million bushels. (oklahomafarmreport.com)
Wheat output in India, the world's second-biggest producer, is expected to go up by 2.5% in the crop year that ends in June, the farm ministry said. (world-grain.com)

Another industrywide key will be efforts to strengthen and maintain U.S. wheat markets for trade, particularly with China, Mexico and South America," said Mike Schulte, Oklahoma Wheat Commission executive director. (okstate.edu)
Oklahoma Wheat Commission Executive Director Mike Schulte said the U.S. Department of Agriculture has estimated the state's crop at 96.2 million bushels. (oklahomafarmreport.com)

Today, there's no way to tell the extent of the damage, but by mid-March when fields start to green up, we will know what we are facing," said Justin Gilpin, CEO of the Kansas Wheat Commission. (uswheat.org)

The Oklahoma Wheat Commission is excited to see OSU has announced the release of a variety called Bentley. (oklahomafarmreport.com)
For information, contact Chris Kirby of the Oklahoma Wheat Commission at 405-608-4350. (oklahomafarmreport.com)

1Department of Crop Production and Agroecology, Faculty of Agriculture, University of South Bohemia, Studentská 13, 370 05 ÄŒeské BudÄ›jovice, Czech Republic. (academicjournals.org)
Spelt wheat is suitable for production of products similar to bread wheat (they have similar technological qualities). (academicjournals.org)
Einkorn and emmer wheat contain worse-quality gluten and therefore are suitable for the production of unyeasty products, that is pasta, mush, traditional unyeasty bread, etc. (academicjournals.org)
I think we could see the grain production in Western Canada be on a good, steady growth path and that means that we're going to have to find the logistical means to get that crop from the Prairies to customers," Ian White said before participating in the April 1 opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway. (canadianmanufacturing.com)
A large number of crops triggered the Variable Price Benefit or Spring Price Endorsement in the Annual Production Insurance program. (afsc.ca)
Crops triggering the Variable Price Benefit will be valued at the higher price for hail and production claims to reflect the market in October. (afsc.ca)
Insights about wheat production practices and market advice from OSU Extension specialists are also regularly featured on the agricultural television show SUNUP, which can be viewed online . (okstate.edu)
Our two PhD students Melanie Karlsson (CEC) and Rafaelle Reumaux (SLU) are investigating factors that affect the possibility of expanding organic crop production in Sweden. (lu.se)

These results show the applicability of Agrobacterium -mediated genetic transformation in wheat genome editing and genetic improvement. (isaaa.org)
Schulte said Bentley follows Duster, Gallagher, Iba and Doublestop CL Plus as the latest variety to come from the OSU Wheat Improvement Team. (oklahomafarmreport.com)
Belgian and Chinese crop growth monitoring systems : comparison, adaptation and improvement, Tychon, B. (ed. (wallonie.be)
A Promising Frontier in Wheat Crop Improvement. (bvsalud.org)

The cool, wet weather of recent weeks has been favorable for the Oklahoma wheat crop, which the U.S. Department of Agriculture recently rated as being 62% in good to excellent condition. (okstate.edu)
The recent causes of increased prevalence of wheat dwarf have been found to be a result of changing agricultural practices that have been favorable for the disease. (wikipedia.org)

And wheat producers have reason to be concerned throughout most the state, not just in the Rolling Plains region. (farmprogress.com)
Cole said producers of feed crops will benefit from the current range of prices in the market. (afsc.ca)
If any of you do this differently will you please help out our fellow wheat producers? (plantcovercrops.com)

Eighty percent of plant diseases are attributed to fungi, including pathogens that bring about substantial species or crop destruction worldwide. (cdc.gov)

The main aim of our study was to evaluate the potential uses of genetic resources of wheat in organic farming. (academicjournals.org)
Sunflower is one of the most important crop of organic crops systems in the South of France. (orgprints.org)

Kernza has a root system many times larger than wheat (see figure), which has several ecological benefits. (lu.se)
At the same time, Kernza in particular can be cultivated in various types of climate as the crop is probably more hardy than wheat, for example. (lu.se)

As a result, wheat planted early was more susceptible to freeze damage in late December and January. (msstate.edu)

Planting cover crop radishes with wheat? (plantcovercrops.com)
Cover crop radishes planted with wheat at seeding time? (plantcovercrops.com)

Should a significant portion of America's wheat crop end up being destroyed from the freezing temperatures, our nation will require imports from elsewhere in order to feed our own people. (naturalnews.com)
The wheat grew for a longer period of time because of last fall's warm temperatures. (msstate.edu)

Among them is Canada Prairie Spring wheat, which saw an 18.4 per cent rise in the AFSC fall price, landing at $5.96 a bushel. (afsc.ca)
Even with wheat fetching about $11 a bushel, he'd lose money on that field. (wuwm.com)
Wheat prices in October were around $2.40 per bushel, but March prices have rebounded slightly into the $2.50 range. (msstate.edu)

Interestingly, just a few days before the polar vortex hit the United States, Argentina announced plans to discuss strategies for avoiding a ban on wheat exports. (naturalnews.com)

Our southern neighbors have started reporting multiple diseases in wheat, such as leaf and strip rust. (purdue.edu)
Antibiotics and antifungals (fungicides) are sometimes applied as pesticides to manage plant and crop diseases. (cdc.gov)
The crops must also be sprayed with herbicides and pesticides to prevent damage from pests and plant diseases. (lu.se)

Fact sheets detailing research-based information about growing wheat and managing crops in the global marketplace are available online and through OSU Extension county offices . (okstate.edu)

Wheat is the number one food crop consumed in the world, and the main source of calories and proteins in human diets. (wheatgenome.org)
With the entire wheat crop destroyed in western Kansas, we are reminded of the volatility of the food supply. (newstarget.com)
Wheat is one of the most important food crops across the globe. (isaaa.org)
The I.G.C. commented food use of wheat was projected to expand "at the long-term trend of around 1%, driven mainly by population growth in development countries in Asia. (foodbusinessnews.net)

The three genes were isolated from plants preserved in the Liberman Okinow Gene Bank of Wild Cereals at the Institute for Cereal Crops Research (ICCR) at the George S. Wise Faculty of Life Sciences at TAU. (isaaa.org)

And the U.S. is among the top five wheat exporters worldwide. (voanews.com)
This fall, Cereals Canada received samples of Western Canadian wheat from nine grain exporters and conducted the analysis on composite samples for the new crop report with grading support from CGC. (mypanhandle.com)

If the wheat plants are sprayed with pesticides periodically, which of the following will have the minimum concentration of pesticides in the body? (tutorialspoint.com)
If the wheat plants are sprayed with pesticides periodically, then mice, being in the lowest trophic level, will have the minimum concentration of pesticides in their body. (tutorialspoint.com)

The I.G.C. noted, "Larger global maize supplies are expected to restrict use of wheat for feed in some countries, particularly in price-sensitive importing regions where the cost of imported maize may be more attractive. (foodbusinessnews.net)

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