1D3X Context

• Ag Market View for Sept 23.2026 - ADMISI: There was 101 mil. bu. of corn used in the production process, or 14.4 mil. bu. (admisi.com)

• Where the Harvest Has Nowhere to Go: In roughly two weeks, he says, the price he was being offered for wheat fell from $150–160 per metric ton to around $90. Barley has fared no better. “Five days ago it was $148. Two days later, $97.” The figures reflect local prices, while those at export terminals or on international exchanges can be considerably higher. (kyivpost.com)

• ARMA Puts More Than 94 Tonnes of Seized Agricultural Goods Up for Auction | Ukraine news - #Mezha: ARMA sold the foreign cargo ship USKO MFU for 2.48 million UAH, which was used to transport stolen Ukrainian grain from temporarily occupied Crimea, generating 6.9 million UAH in total state revenue. Ukraine’s Deposit Guarantee Fund is auctioning four RVS Bank land plots totaling nearly 14 hectares in Kyiv region to repay creditors. Strong domestic processin (mezha.net)

• Ukraine looks to Baltic ports for grain exports, much like Russia | The Western Producer: Sources have told Reuters that Russian companies are repurposing fertilizer, coal, and other cargo terminals at the country’s Baltic and Arctic ports to handle grain exports after Ukrainian drone attacks disrupted shipments through the Black Sea. Provider: brave_search (producer.com)

• Ag Market View for Sept 23.2026 - ADMISI: There was 101 mil. bu. of corn used in the production process, or 14.4 mil. bu. (admisi.com)

• Where the Harvest Has Nowhere to Go: In roughly two weeks, he says, the price he was being offered for wheat fell from $150–160 per metric ton to around $90. Barley has fared no better. “Five days ago it was $148. Two days later, $97.” The figures reflect local prices, while those at export terminals or on international exchanges can be considerably higher. (kyivpost.com)

• ARMA Puts More Than 94 Tonnes of Seized Agricultural Goods Up for Auction | Ukraine news - #Mezha: ARMA sold the foreign cargo ship USKO MFU for 2.48 million UAH, which was used to transport stolen Ukrainian grain from temporarily occupied Crimea, generating 6.9 million UAH in total state revenue. Ukraine’s Deposit Guarantee Fund is auctioning four RVS Bank land plots totaling nearly 14 hectares in Kyiv region to repay creditors. Strong domestic processin (mezha.net)

• ARMA Puts More Than 94 Tonnes of Seized Agricultural Goods Up for Auction | Ukraine news - #Mezha: ARMA sold the foreign cargo ship USKO MFU for 2.48 million UAH, which was used to transport stolen Ukrainian grain from temporarily occupied Crimea, generating 6.9 million UAH in total state revenue. Ukraine’s Deposit Guarantee Fund is auctioning four RVS Bank land plots totaling nearly 14 hectares in Kyiv region to repay creditors. Strong domestic processin (mezha.net)

• "Food must never be used as a weapon": EU calls for Black Sea attack moratorium - Euromaidan Press: The Gulf conflict and climate change are adding further pressure, she said. Ukraine supplies 15% of global corn exports, 10% of wheat, 15–20% of barley, and about 50% of sunflower oil, with around 90% moving through the Black Sea corridor , Kallas ... Provider: brave_search (euromaidanpress.com)

• US farmers push for China commitments on imports as Trump and Xi talk trade | 93.3 The Drive: As of September 10, the US Department of Agriculture had confirmed nearly 10 million metric tons of US soybean sales to China from this year’s crop. Additionally, traders and analysts believe at least half ⁠of the 6 million tons of sales reported to undisclosed destinations ‌through September 10 represent purchases by China. China has yet to purchase any US (933thedrive.com)

• Where the Harvest Has Nowhere to Go: In roughly two weeks, he says, the price he was being offered for wheat fell from $150–160 per metric ton to around $90. Barley has fared no better. “Five days ago it was $148. Two days later, $97.” The figures reflect local prices, while those at export terminals or on international exchanges can be considerably higher. (kyivpost.com)

• ARMA Puts More Than 94 Tonnes of Seized Agricultural Goods Up for Auction | Ukraine news - #Mezha: ARMA sold the foreign cargo ship USKO MFU for 2.48 million UAH, which was used to transport stolen Ukrainian grain from temporarily occupied Crimea, generating 6.9 million UAH in total state revenue. Ukraine’s Deposit Guarantee Fund is auctioning four RVS Bank land plots totaling nearly 14 hectares in Kyiv region to repay creditors. Strong domestic processin (mezha.net)

• Ukraine looks to Baltic ports for grain exports, much like Russia | The Western Producer: Sources have told Reuters that Russian companies are repurposing fertilizer, coal, and other cargo terminals at the country’s Baltic and Arctic ports to handle grain exports after Ukrainian drone attacks disrupted shipments through the Black Sea. Provider: brave_search (producer.com)

• Where the Harvest Has Nowhere to Go: In roughly two weeks, he says, the price he was being offered for wheat fell from $150–160 per metric ton to around $90. Barley has fared no better. “Five days ago it was $148. Two days later, $97.” The figures reflect local prices, while those at export terminals or on international exchanges can be considerably higher. (kyivpost.com)

• ARMA Puts More Than 94 Tonnes of Seized Agricultural Goods Up for Auction | Ukraine news - #Mezha: ARMA sold the foreign cargo ship USKO MFU for 2.48 million UAH, which was used to transport stolen Ukrainian grain from temporarily occupied Crimea, generating 6.9 million UAH in total state revenue. Ukraine’s Deposit Guarantee Fund is auctioning four RVS Bank land plots totaling nearly 14 hectares in Kyiv region to repay creditors. Strong domestic processin (mezha.net)

• Ukraine looks to Baltic ports for grain exports, much like Russia | The Western Producer: Sources have told Reuters that Russian companies are repurposing fertilizer, coal, and other cargo terminals at the country’s Baltic and Arctic ports to handle grain exports after Ukrainian drone attacks disrupted shipments through the Black Sea. Provider: brave_search (producer.com)

• Where the Harvest Has Nowhere to Go: In roughly two weeks, he says, the price he was being offered for wheat fell from $150–160 per metric ton to around $90. Barley has fared no better. “Five days ago it was $148. Two days later, $97.” The figures reflect local prices, while those at export terminals or on international exchanges can be considerably higher. (kyivpost.com)

• ARMA Puts More Than 94 Tonnes of Seized Agricultural Goods Up for Auction | Ukraine news - #Mezha: ARMA sold the foreign cargo ship USKO MFU for 2.48 million UAH, which was used to transport stolen Ukrainian grain from temporarily occupied Crimea, generating 6.9 million UAH in total state revenue. Ukraine’s Deposit Guarantee Fund is auctioning four RVS Bank land plots totaling nearly 14 hectares in Kyiv region to repay creditors. Strong domestic processin (mezha.net)

• Ukraine looks to Baltic ports for grain exports, much like Russia | The Western Producer: Sources have told Reuters that Russian companies are repurposing fertilizer, coal, and other cargo terminals at the country’s Baltic and Arctic ports to handle grain exports after Ukrainian drone attacks disrupted shipments through the Black Sea. Provider: brave_search (producer.com)