The Kurdish-led Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) announced its wheat purchase prices on Monday, kicking off the annual scramble competition with authorities in Damascus to secure the essential crop. The AANES said that it would buy wheat from farmers at 2,200 Syrian pounds per kilo (US$0.55) and that wheat harvesting would begin on 25 May. Earlier in the month, the Syrian regime announced for its part that it would be purchasing wheat at just 1,700 Syrian pounds per kilo (US$0.42) but that it would pay a premium to farmers from AANES territories who break regulations to sell wheat to Damascus. The AANES currently dominates Syria's breadbasket
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