Winter wheat grains are:

🟥 Hard texture
🟥 Less moisture inside grain
This makes storage easier and grain stronger.
It matures in:

☀️ Hot summer
☀️ Sunny weather
☀️ Dry continental climate

These conditions help grain become hard and dry.
Winter wheat is ideal for:

🍞 Bread making

Because hard wheat has more gluten/protein, giving elastic dough.

Also grown in large quantities, so heavily traded internationally.
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💐Polewards = areas closer to poles (higher latitudes).

There winters are extremely cold.
If winter is too severe, seedlings planted in autumn would die.

So farmers wait until spring and plant spring wheat.
😄Spring wheat is comparatively:

🟨 Less important globally
🟨 Softer grain than winter wheat
Soft wheat is used for:

🍰 Cakes
🍪 Biscuits
🥟 Pastries / pastes

Because lower gluten = softer flour.
😭😻Areas south of Great Lakes (USA) have milder winters.

So winter wheat can survive there.

Examples: Kansas, Nebraska, Midwest belt.
🥶Canadian Prairies are colder.

So spring wheat is common in:

🇨🇦 Alberta
🇨🇦 Saskatchewan
🇨🇦 Manitoba

Because winters too harsh for winter wheat.

😎Scientists at the Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology, Kashmir (SKUAST-K) have developed two new wheat varieties that could help farmers harvest on time and thus boost the total food grain production of the Union Territory.
In jammu,Besides, SW-3 is also biofortified with iron and zinc content of more than 40 ppm, protein content of 12 %, is disease-resistant, and with a potential productivity of up to 38 quintals per hectare
🌴The new varieties are suited for mid-altitude regions up to about 1,850 m above sea level
🌴Another important trait is resistance to yellow rust, a fungal disease that gives leaves a rusty-yellow appearance and leads to stunting and lower yield. It prevails in Kashmir’s climate.
😄Wheat is a Rabi crop. It is sown in the winter months (October-November) and harvested in the spring (March-April), requiring a cool, temperate climate for optimal growth. Wheat is not a Kharif crop, as it cannot withstand the high heat and heavy rain of the monsoon season

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