France AgriMer Wednesday reported final quality results from this season\'s Wheat harvest, placed only 28% of the crop with test weights above 76 kilograms per hectoliter threshold, well below the five year average at 75% of the crop. They attributed lack of sun during the grain filling stage. Ninety-nine percent of the crop had Hagberg falling numbers above 240 seconds, up from the long term average at 87%.

<div class=\"default-font-wrapper\" style=\"line-height: 1;font-size: 12pt; font-family: Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif;\">France AgriMer Wednesday reported final quality results from this season\'s Wheat harvest, placed only 28% of the crop with test weights above 76 kilograms per hectoliter threshold, well below the five year average at 75% of the crop.  They attributed lack of sun during the grain filling stage.  Ninety-nine percent of the crop had Hagberg falling numbers above 240 seconds, up from the long term average at 87%.</div>