This is John Batchel, speaking with my colleague Simon Constable in the south of France, running for barons.

Wheat. The farmers of Eurasia believe that the wheat crop is going to be extremely challenged in these next months.

Why? Weather patterns. They're expecting a frost, damaging the wheat crop in Russia and in Ukraine.

Simon speaks to what that crop is needed for, not America, but Africa, the Mediterranean basin.

However, that doesn't relieve America because the Canadian wheat crop is now going to be tariff-driven unless in any event, bred ahead is not the rosy

scenario we could wish weather, patterns, geopolitics. Here's Simon Constable to explain. More of this

tonight. Not here, but I'm a bit worried about it in some other places,

particularly North Africa, where a lot of that grain from Russia and Ukraine goes. And also in America,

I think it might get a bit more expensive, although America is a far richer country than anywhere

else in the world. So maybe it'll be a blip.

Hopefully it will be a blip. But no one needs any more expenses at the moment.