Shipments of grain for export through Russian ports in July-October decreased by 2.2 times in this agricultural season (July-October 2026) Russia sent 11.2 million tons of grain through ports for export, which is 2.2 times less than in the same period last year (24.2 million tons), according to the monitoring of the Russian Green Union. According to Elena Tiorin, director of the Union's analytical department, wheat shipments totaled 7.8 million tons, which is 2.4 times less than a year ago (18.8 million tons). Barley exports decreased almost twice, to 1.4 million tons, corn - up to 10%, to 912 thousand tons, peas - up to 1.4 times, to 562 thousand tons. Wheat was shipped to 48 countries, up from 61 last season. In July-October, grain and crops were sent up to 44 Russian ports, a year ago up to 53. In terms of shipping volume, the Novorossiysk ports are in the lead - 2.7 million tons were shipped, but this is 2.7 times less than in the first four months of last season (almost 8.9 million tons). Shipments through Ust-Luga amounted to almost 1.4 million tons, a year ago they were not. Exports through Astrakhan increased by 25%, to almost 1.1 million tons, through Vysotsk - more than three times, to 905 thousand tons, through Makhachkala - 1.8 times, to 314.5 thousand tons. Rai 8.4 times, up to 492 thousand tons. Referring to the price situation in the market, Tiorin said that between July and October the prices of European wheat rose by 14.3%, to #036;271 from $237 per ton, in the USA - by 13.4%, to #036;270 from $238 per ton. Russian wheat (FOB Novorossiysk) since the beginning of the season fell by 6.7%, up to 200 with 232 tons. Wheat prices from July to October producers fell by 36.7%, to 91,000 rubles per ton. In dollar terms, prices fell by 38.5%, to $112 per ton.