Bosnian farmers warn of famine risk as diesel price equals 11 kg wheat

Wheat harvest in Bosnia and Herzegovina is under severe cost pressure: fuel, seeds, and fertilizer prices have surged while wheat purchase prices stagnate, making diesel equivalent to 11 kg of wheat. This input-cost squeeze threatens farm viability and could lead to reduced future harvests, raising famine risk. The claim is based on farmer warnings and price comparisons, but the extent of the impact is uncertain.

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