Hello my friends from steemit, today at the #celestialchallenge started by @sirknight, I present my post on agriculture.

Wheat

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To say wheat is synonymous with bread, pasta, cookies, cakes, sweets and much more, among others. The history of wheat and man have always gone hand in hand, since they do not understand one without the other.
Undoubtedly, the fact that man began the cultivation of wheat marked a turning point in human civilization.

The history of wheat and the civilization of man.
The variety of foods provided by wheat is long and attractive. The cultivation of wheat and other cereals (rice, oats, corn, rye and barley) has marked an important stage in the history of mankind.

One could affirm, without fear of being wrong, that wheat is one of the "sparks" that lit the fire of the development of human civilization.

The man, in the Stone Age, survived by eating meat from animals that hunted and ate fruits and roots that grew spontaneously. The achievement of food took almost all his energies and forced him to lead a nomadic life full of dangers.

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Then, between 6,000 and 7,000 years ago, he discovered agriculture. That is, the possibility of sowing cereals and collecting them in the next maturation that takes place a few months later. A great step in the evolution of human nutrition.Source

The wheat today.

Wheat is the most widespread cereal in the world. Currently, half of all cultivated land in the world produces wheat. In practice, there is no country where this plant is not cultivated. The climate may vary, but the methods of cultivation and the type of wheat also change.

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The art of cooking (and naturally eating) would be sad and monotonous if it were not for the wheat and flour with which it is generally complemented.

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