Russian grain outlook under war disruptions and logistics
The piece analyzes Russian grain prospects through 1917 1918 noting cost labor seed and storage rising with crop size. It argues Russian exports limited by war damage to transport and storage and by conscription famine and political instability. It questions vast prewar wheat reserves and cites uncertain figures for 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 crops.
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