Russian Farmers Doubt State Grain Export Rescue Plans

Russian farmers and analysts doubt state plans to rescue grain exports amid Black Sea disruptions. Over-supply drives down domestic prices while alternative routes remain costly. Industry lobbies warn that cutting winter sowing could harm food security.

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FILE PHOTO: An employee works in a grain storage during wheat harvesting in the Rostov Region, Russia July 18, 2026. REUTERS/Sergey Pivovarov/File Photo

Russia faces mounting domestic supply gluts as Black Sea Wheat shipments grind to a halt following escalating military attacks. Producers are urging authorities to curtail winter sowing areas to prevent total price collapses.

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