How to increase wheat yield?

A balanced crop nutrition program, including all macro and micro nutrients is essential to help manage all of these components. Nitrogen and potassium are the most essential nutrients for maintaining high wheat yields. In general, the wheat crop will use 60% more potassium than nitrogen, which is low in phosphate and sulphur requirements but still important. The need for phosphate on the other hand is similar to that of sulphur. It is during the rapid spring growth that all macronutrients are in demand.