Our Superwheat 100 plant holds enormous promise for increasing agricultural output and sustainability. This plant is non-GMO. Advances in hybridization techniques have allowed for improved photosynthesis in wheat, possibly boosting crop yields by up to 100%. Successful field experiments will pave the way for its commercialization and widespread use. Because it requires minimal water, the plant is ideal for desert regions without rain. Superwheat plants can use carbon dioxide more effectively, provide better yields, and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which aligns with worldwide efforts to battle climate change. A substantial increase in wheat output might benefit the whole wheat supply chain, from farmers to consumers.