In Hechen, people focus on planting rice, wheat, oilseed and cotton.

The men planted wheat between and along the runways of the military airfield.

Hill, with the help of Indian converts, had planted wheat, corn, potatoes, and garden vegetables.

They can also plant wheat in a dish and water it until New Year's day.

The three men spent their days baling hay, bringing in the corn and planting wheat.

Agriculture was the basis of the economy, with farmers planting wheat, corn, barley, vegetables, and sesame.

Initially he planted grape vines but the conditions were not suitable, he then decided to plant wheat.

The main factor is that farmers have decided to plant less wheat so they can benefit from Federal programs designed to reduce surpluses.

If he had planted wheat and vegetables on that land, he might have made $100, he said.

The farmers planted wheat and barley in the land they had cleared, paving the way for future agricultural developments.