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Wheat Today | Moong purchasing level How much more wheat can be reduced? | Bashir Sandhila
Wheat is grown in over 100 countries, with the top producers being China, India, Russia, the United States, and France.
Global wheat production for the 2022-23 season is estimated at 784 million metric tons, a 1% decrease from the previous year.
Market Trends
The global wheat market is influenced by factors like weather conditions, trade policies, and geopolitical tensions.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine, a significant wheat exporter, has led to market volatility and price fluctuations.
Cultivation and Varieties
Wheat is typically planted in the fall or spring, depending on the region and climate.
There are several types of wheat, including:
Bread wheat (Triticum aestivum)
Durum wheat (Triticum durum)
Pasta wheat (Triticum durum)
Feed wheat (used for animal feed)
Uses and Products
Wheat is used in various products, including:
Bread and baked goods
Pasta and noodles
Cereals and breakfast foods
Beer and spirits
Animal feed
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Current Market Situation
The Moong market is experiencing a moderate to high demand, driven by its increasing use in various food products, animal feed, and industrial applications.
Prices for Moong beans have been stable to slightly increasing due to factors like favorable weather conditions, improved crop yields, and steady government support.
Purchasing Levels
Government Level: The government is actively purchasing Moong beans from farmers at a minimum support price (MSP) to ensure a stable income for growers and maintain buffer stocks.
Private Level: Private traders and companies are also actively purchasing Moong beans from farmers, often at prices slightly higher than the MSP, depending on quality and market conditions.
Retail Level: Retailers are purchasing Moong beans from wholesalers and private traders to meet consumer demand, with prices varying based on location, quality, and availability.
Factors Influencing Purchasing Levels
Weather conditions and crop yields
Government policies and support prices
Market demand and consumer preferences
Global market trends and trade agreements
Transportation and logistics costs
Regional Variations
Punjab: As the largest producer of Moong beans in Pakistan, Punjab is experiencing high purchasing levels, with both government and private buyers actively procuring the crop.
Sindh: Sindh is also witnessing moderate to high purchasing levels, driven by local demand and government support.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: The region is experiencing relatively lower purchasing levels due to smaller production quantities and limited market access.
Outlook
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Current Wheat Scenario
Global wheat production has been declining due to factors like climate change, water scarcity, and soil degradation.
Wheat consumption has also been decreasing, driven by shifts towards more diverse diets and reduced demand for wheat-based products.
Global wheat stocks are at a relatively low level, making the market more vulnerable to supply chain disruptions.
Potential Reductions
Production: Further reductions in wheat production could occur due to:
Climate change: Increased frequency and severity of extreme weather events, like droughts and heatwaves.
Water scarcity: Decreased water availability for irrigation, affecting crop yields.
Soil degradation: Reduced soil fertility and health, impacting wheat productivity.
Consumption: Decreases in wheat consumption could be driven by:
Dietary changes: Shifts towards more plant-based or gluten-free diets.
Economic factors: Reduced purchasing power or changes in consumer preferences.
Stocks: Global wheat stocks could be reduced further due to:
Supply chain disruptions: Trade tensions, transportation issues, or logistical challenges.
Policy changes: Government decisions affecting wheat trade, storage, or usage.
Regional Variations
Asia: Wheat production and consumption in Asia, particularly in India and China, could be reduced due to climate change, water scarcity, and dietary shifts.
Europe: European wheat production might decrease due to climate change, soil degradation, and policy changes.
Americas: Wheat production in the Americas could be reduced due to climate change, water scarcity, and trade tensions.
Consequences
Reduced wheat availability could lead to:
Price increases
Food insecurity
Economic impacts on wheat-dependent industries
Mitigation Strategies
Sustainable agriculture: Practices like conservation agriculture, crop rotation, and organic farming can improve wheat productivity and resilience.
