Einkorn wheat, a crop grown in the İhsangazi district of Kastamonu, Turkey, is experiencing high demand in both domestic and international markets, owing to its unique characteristics as a grain that can be grown without the use of pesticides or fertilizers. This ancient grain, also known as 'Kabulca' or 'spa', is primarily used for bulgur and flour, with a portion used as feed. The district expects a good yield this year, and the harvest has already begun. Einkorn wheat is highly valued for its natural production and is often processed locally into various products.