The study looked at how different ways of managing nutrients affected the growth of wheat plants. They tested 14 different methods on the plants and found that one method, using a mix of nutrients including poultry manure, zinc sulfate, and sulfur, led to taller plants, more plant material, and more tillers. The plants grew the fastest up to 90 days after sowing, and then slowed down until harvest. The best results were seen when 75% of the recommended dose of nitrogen was used along with the other nutrients. Overall, this method helped the wheat plants grow better compared to the control group.