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Cooking Grains
Topic Started: Jul 30 2011, 10:20 AM (275 Views)
HandFarming
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Albert lea seed house here I come! Will do and Thanks!
Red winter wheat but Ive been looking for the perennial wheat tests.
Homegrown whole grains by Sara Pitzer. . .not too bad but not great.
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Albert Lea also has hull-less oats, turnips, buckwheat etc and various garden seed. Try them on-line to see what they have left.
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