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More farmland is covered by wheat than any other crops with around 570,000,000 acres sown annually. Most people grow either two types of wheat, which are called winter or spring wheat, and are planted either during the fall or spring. You can learn how to plant wheat easily once you know your area's climate and what type of seeds to sow. Here's how to plant wheat: | More farmland is covered by wheat than any other crops with around 570,000,000 acres sown annually. Most people grow either two types of wheat, which are called winter or spring wheat, and are planted either during the fall or spring. You can learn how to plant wheat easily once you know your area's climate and what type of seeds to sow. Here's how to plant wheat: | ||
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# Determine the climate where you wish to grow wheat. Winter wheat is planted in the fall and harvested in early spring. It also tends to be the preferred variety since it is more nutritious and competes with fewer weeds in the spring. Spring wheat is planted in the spring and harvested in the fall. It is the more common variety in areas that have colder winters. | # Determine the climate where you wish to grow wheat. Winter wheat is planted in the fall and harvested in early spring. It also tends to be the preferred variety since it is more nutritious and competes with fewer weeds in the spring. Spring wheat is planted in the spring and harvested in the fall. It is the more common variety in areas that have colder winters. | ||
