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Harvesting of spring wheat ends in the USA
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Harvesting of spring wheat ends in the USA

The harvest of spring wheat in the United States has been collected from 93% of the area. This year, a harvest of 47.2 million tons of wheat is expected, which is more than last year but less than the average for the past five years. Corn and soybeans are developing faster than usual. The sowing of winter wheat has been conducted on 15% of the area.

19 September 2023 19 September 2023

By the end of last week, 93% of the US spring wheat area had been harvested (93% as of last year and 93% on average over the past five years). This is stated in the report of the National Agricultural Statistical Service of the US Department of Agriculture (NASS USDA), reports the Grain On-Line agency.

According to forecasts from the US Department of Agriculture, the country will harvest 47.2 million tons of wheat this season, which is more than last season (44.9 million tons), but below the five-year average (48.7 million tons).

Corn and soybeans are growing faster than usual. As of September 17, 9% of the areas under corn (7% and 7%) and 5% of the areas under soybeans (3% and 4%) have been threshed.

Winter wheat sowing was carried out on 15% (19% and 16%) of the area.

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