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Shit Happens But I Got A New Grain Mill

This week’s update is certainly different. Everything that could go wrong did. On the plus side I have a couple of good things going on.

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From Field to Flour: How to Grow Wheat

Learn about the types of wheat and how to grow wheat in your garden or on your homestead.

By Stan Cox

Photo by Rosalind Creasy

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From Field to Flour: How to Grow Wheat

Learn about the types of wheat and how to grow wheat in your garden or on your homestead.

By Stan Cox

Photo courtesy Chelsea Green Publishing

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From Field to Flour: How to Grow Wheat

Learn about the types of wheat and how to grow wheat in your garden or on your homestead.

By Stan Cox

Photo courtesy Chelsea Green Publishing

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From Field to Flour: How to Grow Wheat

Learn about the types of wheat and how to grow wheat in your garden or on your homestead.

By Stan Cox

Photo by Barry J. Goldberg

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From Field to Flour: How to Grow Wheat

Learn about the types of wheat and how to grow wheat in your garden or on your homestead.

By Stan Cox

Photo by Scott Vlaun

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The Great Gluten Panic Part 1

By Stan Cox

In the February-March issue of MOTHER EARTH NEWS magazine, I discuss the health benefits of eating whole-wheat foods. But I also stress that wheat isn't good for everyone. Just under one percent of people in the United States suffer from an autoimmune condition called celiac disease, in which certain peptides — protein fragments produced during digestion of wheat's gluten proteins — severely damage the walls of the intestines. In addition, an estimated one-half percent are allergic to wheat, while a still-unknown number of Americans have a less well-defined condition often characterized as wheat sensitivity or gluten intolerance. It is universally recommended that people who have celiac disease, allergies, or a definitive diagnosis of gluten intolerance refrain from eating foods that contain grain from any type of wheat or from related species such as barley or rye. [Keep reading...]

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Types of Wheat: What to Grow and How to Use It

Wheat has nourished people around the globe for centuries, but recent news has called wheat nutrition into question. Find answers to your concerns regarding wheat breeding, wheat nutrition and wheat flavor here — plus discover which types of wheat are best for the home grower.

By Stan Cox

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