20 Crops That Can Be Cultivated After Wheat
Wheat is one of the most common crops in Pakistan. But many farmers are now worried because wheat didn’t give much profit this year. After harvesting wheat, they want to know what to grow next. The good news is that there are many crops you can grow after wheat that are useful and can give you a good return.
Below are 20 crops that you can grow after wheat. Choose the best ones based on your land, water availability, and local weather.
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20 Crops That Can Be Cultivated After Wheat
1. Okra (Bhindi)
Easy to grow in warm weather, loved in every kitchen.
2. Ridge Gourd (Tori)
Grows fast and tastes great in summer dishes.
3. Bottle Gourd (Lauki)
Needs sunlight and water; gives good yield in summer.
4. Bitter Gourd (Karela)
Healthy and profitable; perfect for hot climate.
5. Brinjal (Baingan)
Grows well in sandy and loamy soil with little care.
6. Spinach (Palak)
Quick-growing leafy green, perfect after light rains.
7. Round Gourd (Tinda)
Loved in Punjab; gives a good harvest with proper care.
8. Onion (Summer Variety)
Useful and profitable; can be stored for later sale.
9. Maize for Fodder (Makai Charra)
Grows fast and keeps animals healthy.
10. Sorghum (Jowar)
Strong fodder crop; good for dry areas.
11. Rhodes Grass
Grows even in less water; animals love it.
12. Super Napier Grass
Tall grass with high yield; ideal for summer.
13. Lucerne (Lusan)
Soft green fodder full of nutrition.
14. Sugarcane (Gana)
Needs more water and seed, but profitable with planning.
15. Coriander (Dhania)
Easy to grow and used daily in cooking.
16. Sweet Potato (Shakarqandi)
Sweet and healthy; grows best in soft soil.
17. Peanuts (Mong Phali)
High in demand and grows well in sandy land.
18. Cluster Beans (Guar)
Improves soil and provides food or fodder.
19. Beans (Lobia)
Protein-rich and easy to grow crop.
20. Cabbage, Tomato, Turnip, Peas (Seasonal Veggies)
These veggies are always in demand; choose based on season.
Conclusion
After wheat, don’t lose hope. There are many crops that can give you better results. Use your land according to your needs, weather, and water availability. Even if you can’t grow something on the whole land, use part of it wisely. These 20 options can help you earn better income and make your land productive again.
FAQS
What is the best crop to grow after wheat?
It depends on your location, soil, and water. Okra, maize fodder, and bottle gourd are common and easy to grow.
Can I grow vegetables after wheat?
Yes, many vegetables like okra, tinda, and spinach grow well after wheat.
Is it necessary to grow crops on the whole land?
No. If there’s water shortage or extreme heat, you can leave some land empty or grow on small patches.
Can I grow sugarcane after wheat?
Yes, but it needs more water and proper planning, especially in hot months.
What crops are good for animal fodder after wheat?
Maize, jowar, Rhodes grass, and Lucerne are great fodder crops.
