RI has thousands of hectares of land ideal for wheat cultivation
Originally Posted By: KuKuKaChu
"Wheat needs to be cultivated on dry lands with no water, so the most ideal climate for planting would be at the end of the monsoon season or in the early dry season, namely between April and September, particularly between June and August," she said. "Rain destroys wheat crops."
huh?!! which is the reason, i guess, that australian wheat is planted on the first day of winter, when most rain falls ... no rain, no wheat. very simple.