Preliminary assessments put the 2026 harvest at about 22 million tons, close to the 22.6 million-ton record set in 2015.
A rebound from last year's crop-damaging drought would ease import demand from one of the world's biggest wheat buyers.
Officials familiar with the forecast spoke anonymously because the government has not yet released it, and the agriculture ministry declined to comment.
With a near-record harvest, why is Turkey still structurally dependent on foreign grain for its food system?
As Turkey's wheat harvest rebounds, will soaring fuel and fertilizer costs cripple its farmers financially?