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An experiment on response of different wheat varieties to zinc application methods was evaluated at Agriculture University Peshawar Pakistan in 2016-17. The experimental design was RCB with 3 replications. Zinc application methods (control, 1% foliar with ZnSO4, 1% priming with ZnSO4, 15 kg ha soil application, 1% foliar with ZnSO4 + 1% priming with ZnSO4, 1% foliar with ZnSO4 + 15 kg ha Zn application to soil, 1% priming with ZnSO4+ 15 kg ha Zn soil application, 1% foliar with ZnSO4 +1% priming with ZnSO4 +15 kg ha -1 Zn soil application) & varieties (Atta Habib & Zincol) were used in the experiment. Plant height, spike m, grains spike, 1000 seed weight, biological yield and grain yield showed significant response to zinc application methods and varieties. Taller plant (98.8 cm), spikes m (358), grains spike (57), 1000 seed weight (49.1 g), biological yield (10067 kg ha) and grain yield (4319.3 kg ha) were recorded in plots treated with 1% foliar with ZnSO4 + 1% priming with ZnSO4 + 15 kg ha -1 Zn soil application of ZnSO4. Considering wheat varieties plant height (94 cm), tillers m (317), spikes m (301), grains spike (52), biological yield (9073.3 kg ha) and grain yield (4103.5 kg ha) recorded from Zincol. It is concluded that Zincol wheat variety with application of 1% foliar with ZnSO4 + 1% priming with ZnSO4 + 15 kg ha -1 Zn soil application of ZnSO4 performed better in terms of yield and thus recommended for general cultivation.

Response of wheat varieties to different zinc application methods