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Italian farmer plants attic seeds, discovers wheat with seven ears on one stalk
By: Times of India
Published: 28 October 2026
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<p>In a remarkable find, Claudio Grossi, an Italian farmer, unearthed an ancient wheat variety known as Triticum turgidum, which is believed to be over a century old. This heritage wheat demonstrated impressive drought resistance compared to its modern counterparts. Experts highlight the significance of genetic diversity in crops to combat climate change impacts, further prompting research into the nutritional upsides and drawbacks of this time-honored grain in modern agriculture.</p>
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<p>Public engagement and community dialogue have underscored the value of clear communication, institutional transparency, and stakeholder feedback to achieve successful outcomes and maintain high standards of public accountability.</p>
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<p>Detailed guidelines and execution circulars are scheduled for release in the upcoming phase. Haldwani Times will continue to follow this story and provide regular updates as further details emerge.</p>
