The study looked at how different levels of nitrogen, phosphorus, and bio-fertilizers affect the growth and yield of wheat under conserve moisture conditions. They found that using 120 kg of nitrogen per hectare and 60 kg of phosphorus per hectare resulted in the highest grain yield. Specifically, applying 50% of the nitrogen and phosphorus as basal, 25% at 30 days after sowing, and the remaining 25% after 45 days led to the best results. This research shows that proper nutrient management can increase wheat yield and quality while reducing cultivation costs.