Projected tight wheat stocks in Canada and more ample supplies in the U.S. are likely to impact planting decisions with implications for the wheat outlook of both countries. At the risk of sounding bullish in a market that still has an overwhelmingly bearish mindset, the outlook situation for North American spring wheat, U.S. Dark Northern Spring (DNS) and Canada Western Red Spring (CWRS), is tightening quickly. It is difficult to find much wheat analysis other than general comments that “the world is awash in wheat.” Unlike corn and soybeans, wheat is widely produced around the world, and the U.S. alone recognizes six different classes of the grain. This means the generalized statement that wheat supplies are record-large is not always a t...