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It's a scorcher: dusty wheat fields spell peak for global glut
Dry, hot weather in most places is taking its toll on crops; global output is forecast to fall for first time in five seasons
Published Mon, Jun 26, 2017 · 09:50 PM
Chicago
IT'S finally starting to look like the world wheat glut has peaked.
Dry, hot weather from the United States to Europe is taking its toll on crops, and the US government is forecasting global output will fall for the first time in five seasons.
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