1. When is the wheat sown

The sowing time of wheat depends on the region. Winter wheat is mainly planted in the area south of the Great Wall. It is usually sown from September to October every year, and then harvested from April to may the next year. Spring wheat is mainly planted in the area north of the Great Wall. It is usually sown from March to April after the Spring Festival, and can be harvested from August to September of that year

2. When is the harvest

If the winter wheat planted south of the Great Wall is sown between September and October, it can be harvested from April to May of the next year. If spring wheat planted north of the Great Wall is sown after the Spring Festival, it can be harvested from August to September of that year

3. Sowing method of Wheat

The sowing methods of wheat mainly include drill sowing, sowing and hole sowing. The seeds of drill sowing fall more evenly, and the depth of the covered soil is also more consistent. When the seedlings emerge, the seedlings will be more competitive. Later, it will be found that the wheat with drill sowing method has better ventilation and permeability, which is convenient for mechanized management

The sowing method is mainly used in wheat cotton interplanting or rice wheat rotation areas. The soil in these areas is relatively sticky and difficult to prepare. It is suitable to sow with the sowing method, which can save time and labor. The single plant vegetative area of the seedlings produced by this sowing method is good, but the depth of the seeds into the soil is inconsistent

Hole sowing method, also known as on-demand or nest sowing, is used in wheat fields with rice stubble. This kind of sowing method is more concentrated in fertilization, the depth of seeds is the same, and the emergence is also more competitive, which is conducive to management. The disadvantages are labor-consuming, large hole spacing and small number of seedlings and ears, which will affect the final yield