The study looked at different ways to help wheat grow better when planted late in the season. They tested different combinations of fertilizers and organic materials like compost and vermicompost. The best results came from using the full recommended amount of fertilizers along with vermicompost and a bacteria called Azotobactor. This combination led to taller plants, more shoots, and higher grain yields. It also improved the soil's nutrient content and increased protein levels in the grains. Overall, using this mix gave the highest profits compared to other methods tested.