Black Sea Chaos Is Forcing Russian Farmers to Plant Less Wheat
Russian farmers are reducing winter wheat planting due to stalled exports at Black Sea ports. This disruption has caused a domestic surplus. The decline in planting is expected to result in a smaller 2027 harvest for the world's leading wheat exporter.
Some Russian farmers plan to plant less winter wheat as flows from the country’s crucial Black Sea ports remain stalled, creating a domestic glut and setting the stage for a smaller 2027 harvest from the world’s top shipper.
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