In other parts of the country corn crops are going down and soybean crops are rising, but in North Dakota wheat stocks have increased by 74 percent since 2008.
As of March 1 a total of 124 million bushels were stored in the North Dakota, the expected number was 83 million. This means there was an increase of almost 200 percent.
On the other hand, actual wheat stocks are also up. There are currently 1 billion bushels in storage, that is a 46 percent increase.
This increase in production will have a moderate effect on food prices.
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