planting wheat seed Bulk Wheat Seeds – Grain, Cover Crop & Feed – SurvivalGardenSeeds

planting wheat seed Bulk Wheat Seeds – Grain, Cover Crop & Feed – SurvivalGardenSeedsSecure a sustainable food source and enrich your soil with Bulk Wheat Seeds from Survival Garden Seeds. This versatile, open pollinated grain is one of the worlds most important food cropsperfect for home gardeners, homesteaders, and survival growers alike. Wheat thrives in a wide range of climates and can be planted in different seasons depending on the variety and region. Use it as a nutritious microgreen, a lush patch of wheatgrass, a soil

Secure a sustainable food source and enrich your soil with Bulk Wheat Seeds from Survival Garden Seeds. This versatile, open-pollinated grain is one of the world’s most important food crops—perfect for home gardeners, homesteaders, and survival growers alike.

Wheat thrives in a wide range of climates and can be planted in different seasons depending on the variety and region. Use it as a nutritious microgreen, a lush patch of wheatgrass, a soil-improving cover crop, or a reliable grain for milling and storage. Its strong root system helps loosen compacted soil and add valuable organic matter, improving your garden’s long-term productivity.

Many Uses in the Garden & Homestead:

• Excellent open-pollinated cover crop for breaking up hard soils and improving fertility
• Produces nutrient-rich microgreens and wheatgrass for juicing or salads
• Grown for wheat berries, whole grains, or home-milled flour
• Ideal forage or fodder for poultry, livestock, and pets (great as cat grass)
• Straw can be used as mulch, bedding, or natural packing material

Highly Valuable Food Crop:

• A staple survival crop that provides essential calories and nutrients
• Long storage life when dried and sealed properly—perfect for preparedness planning
• Adaptable to multiple planting times and soil conditions
• Ideal for homesteads, family gardens, and self-sufficiency growers

How to Grow Wheat:

• Choose a sunny location with well-draining soil.
• Sow seeds directly into prepared soil about 1 inch deep and 1–2 inches apart.
• Water regularly until established, then allow natural rainfall to maintain growth.
• For cover cropping, mow or turn under when seed heads form.
• Harvest mature grain when heads are golden and dry; thresh to separate kernels.

Perfect For:

• Survival and preparedness gardens
• Microgreen and wheatgrass growers
• Soil restoration and cover cropping
• Homestead grain or animal feed production

Net Wt. 2LB
To prevent damage in shipping our bulk grains are packed in an oversized bag. Each bag contains 2lbs of seed, but there may be significant empty space in the bag