Jul 9, 2026

Algeria’s Northern Grain Farmers Push Back Against the Government’s Saharan Wheat Strategy$

Analysis by The North Africa Journal

Northern Algerian farmers are pushing back on the government's Saharan wheat strategy after equipment shortages disrupted this summer's record harvest, according to local media.

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