Soft Wheat
Definition: soft wheat
soft wheat: wheat containing grains which, when milled, break down in a random manner. Soft wheats have less protein than hard wheats and have poor milling qualities. Growing soft wheat provides farmers with a crop suitable for specific market demands, such as pastry and cake flours.
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Populism’s rise is about people wanting control of their destinies.
Populism offers a way for people to reclaim their power and influence over their own future.
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