Wheat plant is a one-year plant. Wheat is a plant that can grow in almost every part of the world because it can grow in all kinds of climatic and soil conditions and has many varieties. Wheat is a plant that grows mostly in warm and cool environments. It does not like the high temperatures during the provincial stages of its development, ie germination and tillering. When the temperature is generally around 5-10 ºC and relative humidity is above 60%, the plant continues its normal development. It is a plant that does not want much heat in the advanced stage of the vegetative growth. Wheat, temperature of 10-15 ºC, relative humidity of 66% and low light, express optimum conditions for good development. It can grow under optimum conditions in climatic regions with annual precipitation of 350-1150 mm for wheat plant. High quality and abundant crops can be purchased in places with annual precipitation of 500-600 mm or in irrigation that will provide this moisture in the soil. Wheat is generally a deep, clay, loamy-clay plant with sufficient organic matter, phosphorus and lime, which likes to grow on sandy loam soils.