The obvious answer is 'plant earlier' but I have no specific knowledge.

The timing of winter crop sowing is subject to climatic change. According to a study done in Eastern Austria, climate change is anticipated to have an impact on the best agricultural management techniques for autumn-sown wheat, particularly those that deal with sowing date 1. According to the analysis, under the existing and predicted meteorological circumstances, planting wheat in Eastern Austria in late September is the optimal course of action. Early wheat planting will be even more crucial in the future since planting wheat in late October will result in a considerably greater yield drop.