Regional News  Concerns about the frost-tolerance of the Black Sea wheat crop are growing after the EU Commission confirmed last week that a late start to planting in the region has left crops at risk. Specifically, Romania, Bulgaria, and Ukraine saw a later-than-normal planting and an early onset of cold weather in late November that impaired crop development and “hardening”. Fortunately, the 7-day forecast offers little risk of frost/freeze damage, which will give the crop more time to develop. For the last week of 2021, however, cold weather descends on the Black Sea region, which will put the crop at risk.  Despite development delays in Ukraine, Romania, and Bulgaria, the Russian wheat crop is reportedly more adv...