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Local Grain
One snag that many locavores run into is: what to do about grain? In our country, grain for human consumption is mostly grown in the bread basket of our nation, the midwest, on large industrial farms. So, why is grain … Continue reading →
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Tagged barley, beans, boston, buckwheat, cornmeal, flour, Four Star Farm, Laura, local food, local grain, locavore, Oats, Pioner Valley Heritage Grain CSA, rye, Upinngil Farm, wheat berries, White Oak Farm, Wood Prairie Farm
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