The researchers studied how different farming practices affect the growth of wheat crops planted at different times. They tested various combinations of organic fertilizers, mulching, and agro-chemicals on wheat plants. The results showed that planting wheat on time led to better growth, with taller plants, more tillers, and higher dry matter accumulation. The best combination for growth was using 10 tons of farmyard manure, 4 tons of mulch, and potassium chloride. This combination resulted in the highest growth parameters compared to other treatments.