IGC raises estimate for global corn and soybean production in the 2025/26 crop year.

THE International Grains Council (IGC) The organization revised its projections for the 2025/26 global corn and soybean crop, according to a monthly report released this Thursday (25). For wheat, however, the entity maintained its estimate. According to the survey, global corn production in 2025/26 should total 1.339 billion tons, a volume above the 1.329 billion tons estimated in May and the 1.242 billion tons harvested in the 2024/25 season. In the case of soybeans, the entity raised its estimate for global production by 1 million tons, now projected at 431 million tons. This volume exceeds the 2024/25 crop of 429 million tons. As for wheat, the IGC The report maintained its forecast for the global harvest at 845 million tons, a result that represents growth compared to the 801 million tons recorded in the previous cycle. The report also provided new indications for the 2026/27 season. For corn, the IGC The organization raised its global production projection from 1.3 billion tons to 1.31 billion tons. For soybeans, the estimate was adjusted slightly upwards, from 441 million to 442 million tons. As for wheat, the organization marginally increased its projection for the 2026/27 crop, from 820 million to 821 million tons. The next monthly report from [organization name]… IGC It is scheduled to be released on July 16th.

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