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As we all know, the month of October will start after a few days. The sowing of Rabi crops starts in October. In such a situation, if you are a farmer then this is important news for you. Today we are telling you about sowing of such wheat crop, in which you will earn four times more profit at less cost.

India is called an agricultural country because 70% are farmers here. Different types of crops are grown in different parts of India. New experiments are being carried out from time to time to ensure better production of crops and increase the income of farmers, due to which farmers are adopting new varieties of farming. The time for harvesting Kharif crops has arrived. Now farmers have started preparing for the Rabi crop. In such a situation, today we are telling you about the sowing of black wheat in the Rabi crop, in which farmers will earn more profit at less expense.

Specialty of black wheat cultivation

If you are a farmer and want to sow such crops that yield more profits at less cost. In such a situation, you should cultivate black wheat in the Rabi season i.e. October-November. The specialty of this farming is that its cost is also low and it is sold at four times higher price than normal wheat.

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How is black wheat sown?

The months of October and November are most suitable for cultivating black wheat. There should be plenty of moisture for the cultivation of black wheat. During its sowing, use 60 kg DAP, 30 kg urea, 20 kg potash, and 10 kg zinc per acre in the field. Before irrigation of the crop, apply 60 kg urea per acre for the first time.

Irrigation of black wheat

Irrigation of black wheat is done 21 days after sowing. After this, keep irrigating from time to time according to the moisture. Be sure to irrigate at the time of earbud formation.

What is the difference between ordinary wheat and black wheat?

Black wheat contains high amounts of anthocyanin pigments. Because of this, it appears black. The amount of anthocyanin in it is 40 to 140 ppm. But, white wheat contains only 5 to 15 ppm.

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What are the benefits of black wheat?

Anthrocyanin, i.e. natural anti-oxidant and antibiotic, is found in abundance in black wheat, which is successful in eliminating diseases like diabetes, mental stress, knee pain, anemia, heart attack, and cancer. Black wheat has many medicinal properties, due to which it is in great demand in the market and its price is also high.

Apart from increasing the income of farmers, black wheat cultivation is also very beneficial for health. The health benefits of consuming black wheat are it provides relief to many diseases like cancer, sugar, blood pressure and various other diseases. The main reason for this is that various types of nutrients are present in black wheat. Black wheat has been produced for many years. Additionally, black wheat contains a variety of nutrients. These nutrients include vitamins, minerals, zinc, calcium, iron, potassium, amino acids, copper, antioxidants, fiber and protein etc. 

All these nutrients are present in abundance in black wheat. And black wheat is also considered a complete grain. If a person consumes chapati made from black wheat, he is completely free from diabetes, blood pressure, heart patients, cancer, sugar and many other diseases. In India, black wheat cultivation is mostly in the north-eastern states. This variety gives maximum profit to the farmers in wheat cultivation. 

Benefits of consuming black wheat 
What are the cardiovascular benefits?

If you consume products made from black wheat, you will have significantly less risk of heart disease. Because it helps in maintaining normal cholesterol levels in the body.

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Consumption of black wheat is beneficial in diabetes

Black wheat anthocyanin intensely improves blood sugar and metabolism of diabetic patients. If diabetic patients consume black wheat products regularly, it will prove to be very beneficial for them.

Black wheat is very good for cancer patients

A research on black wheat has revealed that it has anti-cancer properties, which protect health from DNA damage. Also, it prevents cancer cells from spreading.

Black wheat is grown in the same way as regular wheat is. Black wheat is largely grown in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, and Madhya Pradesh. Its market price is between Rs 7000 and Rs 8000 per quintal. Farmers mostly focus on conventional farming. Meanwhile, farmers have shifted their attention to cultivating black wheat, which may provide high returns.

Black wheat contains 60% more iron than regular wheat. Furthermore, it has a high concentration of anthocyanin, which accounts for the wheat's black colour. Black wheat is also thought to have several health benefits. Black wheat is a nutritious and mineral-rich wheat variety.

What is black wheat?

Black wheat is a seed rather than a full grain that is used as food. The key distinguishing feature of black wheat is that it does not grow on grass like regular wheat. It belongs to the group of quinoa with normal cells. Black wheat is known for its high content of anthocyanin.

Rich in Medicinal Qualities

Black wheat contains antioxidant and antibacterial properties and is considered good for health. Black wheat is grown in the same way as regular wheat, but when the ears reach maturity, they become black. Black wheat flour, when ground, resembles gramme sattu. It is also used in place of flour in a variety of recipes, including biscuits. As a result, market demand is expanding on a daily basis. It protects the body from a variety of ailments while also keeping it healthy.

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The market price for black wheat

Black wheat is more expensive than regular wheat. Its market price is greater than that of white wheat. The market price for black wheat is Rs 7000-8000 per quintal. This wheat type has shown to be more helpful to farmers. Farmers can get more money from its cultivation. In large cities, black wheat costs Rs 10-12 thousand per quintal.

Learn how black wheat benefits your health

Black wheat has several natural nutrients that are good for one's health. Black wheat contains relatively little sugar, thus it may be taken by diabetics. It also relieves mental stress and other ailments.

Protects from heart disease.

Black wheat is commonly ingested by heart patients because it includes a high concentration of magnesium, which lowers cholesterol. Many heart-related disorders, such as a double heart attack, can arise as a result of an excessive increase in cholesterol. Black wheat can help us avoid all of these difficulties. Black wheat helps the body maintain a normal level of cholesterol.

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Beneficial for relieving constipation

Black wheat is also used to alleviate constipation. It maintains the digestive system healthy and eliminates gas and constipation from the body. People suffering from stomach problems can ingest black wheat, since it is good for these disorders. The daily ingestion of black wheat supplies the body with a necessary amount of fibre.

Eliminates anaemia (blood deficiency).

Black wheat has a lot of fibre, magnesium, and other minerals. Eat black wheat bread every day. Black wheat eliminates the shortage of blood in the body. It also helps to keep the body's oxygen levels regulated.

Prevents stress

According to study, black wheat might help relieve tension.It can assist you get rid of dreadful problems like stress. Consumption of black wheat is thought to improve and benefit mental health.

Black wheat cultivation has shown to be extremely helpful and profitable, and farmers compete for its seeding. Farmers are willing to pay premium sums for black wheat seeds. Because farmers get more money by growing black wheat. Black wheat is also used to treat a variety of ailments, including eye problems and obesity, as well as cancer.