“…Research in scientific articles shows that wheat contains rich ingredients such as carbohydrates, vitamins (especially B vitamins), gluten proteins and phytochemicals that are essential for human health. In fact, the unique properties of the gluten protein fraction allow the processing of wheat into bread, pasta, pastries, noodles and the production of a wide range of functional ingredients [5], [6], [7], supplying a fifth of global food calories and protein [8], [9]. Furthermore, scientists from Uman National University of Horticulture, Ukraine Hospodarenko and Liubych [7] reported crop productivity is the most variable and significant indicator of their vitality, this increases their genetic potential, soil fertility, weather and aspects of the cultivation method.…”