Sentence examples for wheat jumped from inspiring English sources

The price of wheat jumped again, and that has had a spillover effect into other grains like corn and soybeans.

On Tuesday, prices for a sought-after variety, spring wheat, jumped to $16.73 a bushel on the Minneapolis Grain Exchange, the latest of several records.

The price of wheat jumped by 25% in just one day after Kazakhstan, a big exporter, moved to impose tariffs on grain leaving the country in an effort to curb inflation at home.

Last week, the World Bank reported that food prices climbed 10 percent from June to July, with the price of both corn and wheat jumping 25 percent to records.

Senator Bob Kerrey, Democrat of Nebraska, said that in the state's southwestern corner, the cost of irrigating wheat has jumped from $100 an acre to $200.

Wheat production jumped by 38% from 2012 levels to a record 37.5m tonnes; canola rose by almost 30% to a record 18m-tonne harvest.

Wheat prices have jumped 58percentt so far this year.

Wheat prices have jumped by more than 50% since early June.

In the two months since June 8th, when The Economist's commodity-price index was at its lowest level this year, wheat prices have jumped by more than 50% to their highest in almost two years.

Wheat futures recently jumped 25% in one day!

In 1801, astronomer William Herschel wrote that when sunspots were rare, the price of wheat in England jumped.