It has just produced 375 000 tonnes of wheat, 15 000 tonnes more than the national requirement.
Producer prices for other crops are:
Traditional grains US$335 a tonne
Soyabean US$597.59 a tonne
Sunflower US$687.23 a tonne
Grade D cotton US$0.40 a kg
Grade C cotton US$0.41 a kg
Grade B cotton US$0.43 a kg
Grade A cotton US$0.46 a kg
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