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The diversification of cultivars and purposes of wheat crop may alter the information management system of crop-livestock integration. Therefore, this research has the objective to verify the performance of dual purpose wheat with different cutting regimes and seeding density. The whet cultivate used were: 'BRS Figueira', 'BRS Guatambu', 'BRS Tarumã' and 'BRS Umbu'. The seeding density was of 50, 200, 350, 500 and 650 seeds for square meter. The phitomorfological and production variables have a different performance depending on as cultivar, management and seeding density. The cultivar 'Figueira' has the highest productive potential yield within the range of densities analyzed for dry mater production in relation to other cultivars The grain yield had significant interaction between cultivars and management (with and without cutting). The cultivars with higher grain yields were, respectively, 'Figueira', 'Umbu', 'Tarumã' and 'Guatambu' in managing blunt, already in the court system the cultivar 'Tarumã' was the one that had the highest grain yield, differing from the others. The most high and significant correlations occurred in plots with and without cutting. The court dropped all values of yield components, and grain yield of all cultivars. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Technological performance represents an opportunity to add market value to wheat, especially considering international market and industrial sector which seek to achieve distinctive quality of their products. Genetic, metereological, and management factors are crucial to obtain the desired quality. With respect to the selection of an adequate cultivar, knowledge about the climatic limitations of the wheat-growing region and soil fertility, and accomplishing the management practices recommended by research can substantially contribute toward obtaining the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics that lend quality to flour and flour-based products, as discussed in this review. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]