US Forecasts Growth in Soft Red Winter Wheat Production in 2025
Experts from the North American Millers’ Association (NAMA) predict that US soft red winter wheat production will increase by 3% in 2025 compared to the previous year, reaching 354.1 million bushels. If realized, this would be the third-largest crop in the past decade. Production is expected to grow mainly in the Central and Southern states, offsetting declines in the Midwest and East Coast regions.
A slight increase is also forecast for soft white winter wheat production, reaching 216.3 million bushels (+0.4%). Despite localized yield declines in some areas, overall growth is attributed to favorable weather conditions and expanded planting areas.
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