The grain market is looking for a way out through government procurement and logistics. The end of October gives hope to local grain farmers. Today, government interventions began, reports appeared of permission for grain carriers to leave the Sea of ​​Azov, and the port of Murmansk received the first batch of wheat for export. Let's look at what is happening with Russian grain now. Cereal interventions started rather slowly. On October 29, the state purchased 9.45 thousand tons of wheat out of the 18.9 thousand tons offered. Four of the eight tenders were cancelled. Class 3 wheat was bought for 11 thousand rubles/t, class 4 - for 10.8 thousand rubles/t without VAT. The overall program could go up to 3 million tons, but for now that's the limit. 48 agricultural producers are authorized to participate in the auction, and more than 200 organizations are applying for admission. Grain trucks have begun to be allowed out of the Azov Sea, Bloomberg writes, citing seven industry sources. The permits were issued for the first time since July 10. Industry sources say that permits to pass through the Kerch Strait will be issued by November 15, and ships in the Black Sea will be accompanied by a military convoy. Port of Murmansk received the first wheat from Demetra-Holding. 47 wagons with 3.4 thousand tons of grain were delivered to the port. A transfer through a bunker and mobile conveyors was prepared directly to the ship's cabin, without intermediate storage. This is the port's first experience working with grain. The cost of the route and the volume of regular shipments are not disclosed - it is too early to assess the economics of the northern exit based on the first batch. Grain exports are gradually catching up. According to Rusagrotrans, from October 1 to October 27, Russia exported about 2.5 million tons of wheat. The forecast for all of October is 3 million tons, the maximum monthly figure since the beginning of the season. In November, the analysts expect more than 3 million tons. The cleanup in Russia is coming to an end. According to the data of the Ministry of Agriculture, as of October 28, 135 million tons of grain in bunker weight were collected. The wheat harvest is complete, the corn harvest continues. Agronomy in Telegram | up to MAX.

The grain market is looking for a way out through government procurement and logistics. The end of October gives hope to local grain farmers. Today, government interventions began, reports appeared of permission for grain carriers to leave the Sea of ​​Azov, and the port of Murmansk received the first batch of wheat for export. Let's look at what is happening with Russian grain now. Cereal interventions started rather slowly. On October 29, the state purchased 9.45 thousand tons of wheat out of the 18.9 thousand tons offered. Four of the eight tenders were cancelled. Class 3 wheat was bought for 11 thousand rubles/t, class 4 - for 10.8 thousand rubles/t without VAT. The overall program could go up to 3 million tons, but for now that's the limit. 48 agricultural producers are authorized to participate in the auction, and more than 200 organizations are applying for admission. Grain trucks have begun to be allowed out of the Azov Sea, Bloomberg writes, citing seven industry sources. The permits were issued for the first time since July 10. Industry sources say that permits to pass through the Kerch Strait will be issued by November 15, and ships in the Black Sea will be accompanied by a military convoy. Port of Murmansk received the first wheat from Demetra-Holding. 47 wagons with 3.4 thousand tons of grain were delivered to the port. A transfer through a bunker and mobile conveyors was prepared directly to the ship's cabin, without intermediate storage. This is the port's first experience working with grain. The cost of the route and the volume of regular shipments are not disclosed - it is too early to assess the economics of the northern exit based on the first batch. Grain exports are gradually catching up. According to Rusagrotrans, from October 1 to October 27, Russia exported about 2.5 million tons of wheat. The forecast for all of October is 3 million tons, the maximum monthly figure since the beginning of the season. In November, the analysts expect more than 3 million tons. The cleanup in Russia is coming to an end. According to the data of the Ministry of Agriculture, as of October 28, 135 million tons of grain in bunker weight were collected. The wheat harvest is complete, the corn harvest continues. Agronomy in Telegram | up to MAX.