National Wheat Day in Brazil
National Wheat Day in Brazil is held on November 10. This event in the first decade of the month November is annual. 
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Wheat is an annual cycle grass, cultivated during the winter, and can be irrigated or not, and consumed in different forms such as breads, pasta, cakes and cookies. Present on the table of thousands of Brazilians, wheat is one of the darlings of people who enjoy bread, cookies, pasta and cakes – whether they are prepared at home or bought ready-made. Source of energy for food, it can be found in white, whole and wheat bran versions, which contain protein and iron.
On November 10, Brazil celebrates the Day of Wheat, which is the second type of cereal grown worldwide, in addition to what is considered a staple food for the production of some other products, such as flour.
On average, Brazilians consume 40.62 kilograms of wheat per year, according to data from the Brazilian Wheat Industry Association (Abitrigo). And this ends up being reflected in agriculture, in the face of a greater domestic demand for the product: the production of the cereal in the field can reach the record mark of 12.5 million tons.
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