World Wheat Supply May Be Short As War Ends
The Oregonian notes experts forecast a world wheat shortage with high prices due to postwar disruptions. It cites reduced exports from Russia and Argentina, rising demand in Europe and Asia, and potential gains from new cultivation in the United States, Mesopotamia, Mexico, Africa, and Liberia as transport systems improve.
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