Miracle Wheat Again Attracts Attention Across Papers
An Edmonton Soldier Settler is linked to a wheat curiosity known since 1840 called Miracle or Alaska wheat. The piece notes its many aliases, history in North America, and repeated hype without lasting commercial success. It cites USDA Bulletin 357 outlining deceptive use, poor yields, and weak milling qualities.
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