#Wheat availability in domestic markets is becoming critical.Sooner or later, OMSS quota for millers will increase to meet the domestic demand of Wheat flour Even better option is to open imports as well as allow flour exports thus promoting employment by reaching global markets

Turmoil in India’s #Wheat markets. Huge demand and dried up supply. Only supply, in minimal quantity, is coming from GoI OMSS distribution. Import seems to be an option but won’t be cheap and sources unknown especially with recent developments in Black Sea region. #uncertainty

Time to eliminate the 40% import duty on #Wheat by India. Black Sea region quotes around $280-$300 CNF which makes it viable for India to import wheat considering current domestic prices and supply constraints. Here we come international markets - show us some #Wheat !

Okay, not completely eliminate but down to 15%. India back in the international #Wheat markets ! thehindubusinessline.com/economy/agri-b…

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#Wheat Rb Trend and Hedge Club Dhaval Meghpara Gaurav kochar Rajesh Sharma Sandeep Bansal Satish Upadhyay Sayantan Bera Steep 8% MSP hike likely for rabi wheat financialexpress.com/policy/economy…

Crop production data should be realistic thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/crop-p…

"Farm yields in drought-stricken southern Alberta are one-third less than the five-year average according to the Alberta Crop report." medicinehatnews.com/news/local-new…

While there is a lot of turmoil in the Indian #Wheat markets and GoI policies are influencing the supply-demand, state & center government and #FCI should use this opportunity to catalogue the data that is being collected every week from auction participants. These data (1/2)

(2/3) points could serve as a very meaningful foundation to build up India’s Wheat consumption patterns by state, months etc and gauge processing capacities across the country. It is such database that will enable government to take decisions in future relating to imports

(3/3) and exports of this important commodity while maintaining buffer stock. It is imperative that eventually free markets drive the prices of Wheat and not the government policies. Sunil Agro Food Corporation of India Agriculture INDIA Department of Food & Public Distribution DGFT IGrain India Rahul Chauhan Manisha Gupta

गैहू की बुवाई कम होने के कारण पर Rajasthan Patrika की एक रिपोर्ट Sandeep Bansal Satish Upadhyay Food Corporation of India Dhaval Meghpara Gaurav kochar IGrain India Rahul Chauhan मौसम विज्ञान केंद्र जयपुर Manisha Gupta Ambarish Pandey Rajesh Sharma prabhat #Wheat

The BJP on Saturday released its manifesto for the November 17 Madhya Pradesh elections promising MSP for wheat at Rs 2,700 per quintal and paddy at Rs 3,100 IGrain India Rahul Chauhan Cheshta Enterprises Dhaval Meghpara

गुजरात में चने की बुआई पिछले की तुलना में 21.16% कम हुई है. 26 दिसंबर 2023 तक 590534 हैक्टयर में बुआई हुई. जब की पिछले साल यह इस अवधि में 748991 हैक्टयर में बुआई हुई थी. #Chana Sandeep Bansal Dilip Jain (दिलीप जैन) 🇮🇳 Dhaval Meghpara Satish Upadhyay Gaurav kochar Rajesh Sharma

#Wheat Uncertain times in domestic markets for India with lower than expected arrivals in bell weather state of Gujarat and prices above #MSP. Farmers will hold the stock to gain better prices and competition will exist between processors, traders and FCI to procure in new season

Interesting scenario building up in #Wheat markets in India. Despite assertion of a bumper crop and new season arrivals, prices are trending up and supply remains tight in open markets. New crop year already indicative of bumpy road ahead ! Sandeep Bansal IGrain India Rahul Chauhan

Various Pulses import in India. Lentil import to be checked Pea imports 0.58 MMT PP, Urad import challenged by low availability of containers in Myanmar Lentil imports may equals local dom. production Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri Satish Upadhyay GPC IPGA Dhaval Meghpara

Pricier kitchen staples upset home budgets economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/i… Download Economic Times App to stay updated with Business News - etapp.onelink.me/tOvY/135dde21

India grows the world's finest mangoes. It is also the largest producer. Why are then exports stuttering? Mint Long Story Read here: livemint.com/industry/why-m…

Good summary of India’s current state of Agriculture and import policies. youtu.be/6Fcg15Sx59M