Good global green lentil production expected this year

Agronomic news
13 juin 2025

Source: Western Producer

There is potential for a big increase in green lentil production in 2025-26 after several years of tight supplies, says an analyst. Canada will lead the way with an estimated 842,000 tonnes of production, Chuck Penner, analyst with LeftField Commodity Research, told delegates attending the Global Pulse Confederation’s Pulses 2025 conference in Singapore. Read more on production from this Western Producer article.

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