Wheat: Relationships

Every element and industry that Wheat is linked to, and how. Each pair has its own card explaining the relationships between the two.

Urea: Wheat is one of the largest users of urea nitrogen, taking about a fifth of India's nitrogen fertiliser. In India a frozen urea price and a rising wheat support price keep heavy nitrogen use attractive, and the cost of that lands on the fertiliser subsidy. (researched)
Maize: Maize and wheat compete in animal feed, so when wheat becomes cheap relative to maize it is fed to livestock; that switching, plus shared drivers such as world stocks and the dollar, makes them one of the tightest grain price pairs. (researched)
Energy in farming: Energy in farming needs wheat; their prices have moved together.
Barley: Their prices have moved together.
Education and research: Education and research depends on wheat.
Food and beverage processing: Food and beverage processing depends on wheat.
Healthcare services: Healthcare services depends on wheat.
Hospitality and tourism: Hospitality and tourism depends on wheat.
Oats: Their prices have moved together.
Potatoes: Their prices have moved together.
Pulses: Their prices have moved together.
Rice: Their prices have moved together.
Sorghum: Their prices have moved together.
Soybeans: Their prices have moved together.
Sunflower: Their prices have moved together.
Wholesale and retail trade: Wholesale and retail trade depends on wheat.