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Climate Chief Warns on Wheat Sowing Time
The head of the Climate Change Information Center at the Agricultural Research Center, Dr. Mohamed Ali Fahim, revealed the optimal timing for wheat planting in Egypt, which begins from November 10th and extends to early December. He emphasized the importance of adhering strictly to this schedule without early or delayed planting to ensure a successful crop. He explained that the success of the wheat season primarily depends on climatic factors such as temperature, rainfall, and humidity. Exposure to early or unsuitable temperatures can negatively affect growth and yield, while unfavorable conditions can lead to poor development and delayed harvest. He highlighted the importance of using certified seed varieties suitable for the region and recommended adopting specific varieties depending on the area. He also advised planting on ridges to improve irrigation efficiency and reduce effort. Additionally, he stressed the necessity of continuously monitoring weather conditions throughout the season and avoiding over-irrigation or excessive early planting, to achieve the highest productivity of wheat, which is a strategic crop in Egypt.
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