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Australian Wheat Crop Expected to Drop 26% on Weather, War Costs

Australian Wheat Crop Expected to Drop 26% on Weather, War Costs
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A stockpile of wheat in a warehouse at a Riordan Grains storage facility in Balliang, Victoria, Australia, on Tuesday, Nov, 9, 2021. For the second season in a row, the stars are favorably aligned for Australian wheat growers -- a bumper harvest, a shortage of one of the world's most important foods and global prices near nine-year highs.

A stockpile of wheat in a warehouse at a Riordan Grains storage facility in Balliang, Victoria, Australia, on Tuesday, Nov, 9, 2021. For the second season in a row, the stars are favorably aligned for Australian wheat growers -- a bumper harvest, a shortage of one of the world's most important foods and global prices near nine-year highs.
Australian Wheat Crop Expected (ORG) Riordan Grains (PERSON) Balliang (LOCATION) Victoria (LOCATION) Australia (LOCATION) Australian (ORG)
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