wheat
Some types can be grown, and have been tried experimentally, but wheat isn't grown commercially in Newfoundland.
Grainscorn oatsricewheatbarleylupinsfield peasrapeseedGrains like wheat are grown in fields and farms.
No. Rice comes from rice, and wheat comes from wheat. Rice and wheat are grasses, but two very distinct domesticated grass species, the most obvious being rice is grown in marshlands and wheat on dryland fields.
Oats are a cereal crop like wheat, but a different species.
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta are collectively known as Canada's "Prairie Provinces." Manitoba and Saskatchewan are generally where the wheat fields are located. Alberta is usually "cattle country."
wheat, corn, fruits, vegetables. The most of them is very good quality.
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Most of the wheat grown in this region is white-grained, or "White wheat."
Wheat is a plant. It grows in the ground. Wheat seeds are called grains. Wheat used in food is either whole wheat, cracked wheat or wheat flour. Whole wheat is the grains of the wheat plant. When whole wheat is crushed, it becomes cracked wheat. When whole wheat is ground into powder, it is wheat flour.
Wheat and soybeans are the main grain cash crops. I have seen corn fields but I think the grain is used locally as feed.
The average price to farmers for all types of wheat grown in North Dakota in 1960 was $1.82 US per bushel.