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samwheat | 12-21-2008 07:32 PM
Where can I get wheat Pleasant Hill Grain is out and so is Walton Feed How much for a family of 4?

StrawMan=Corporation | 12-21-2008 07:38 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat How much for what time period ? 1 month, 6 months, 1 year ? Did you check Costco or Smart & Final ? Are you looking for steel cut or crushed ? Ohh wait you said wheat not oats. DOH. Quote:
Originally Posted by samwheat (Post 1476918) Pleasant Hill Grain is out and so is Walton Feed How much for a family of 4?

samwheat | 12-21-2008 07:43 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat I don't have a Costco around me ....... just Sam's Club Superpails .. I need 1 year supply

Lars Ragnarsson | 12-21-2008 07:49 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Had this site bookmarked. Don't know what they'll do to you on shipping since I haven't ordered from them. Good luck. http://www.wheatmontana.com/store/in...sort=2a&page=2

samwheat | 12-21-2008 08:05 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat 12 bucks shipping for 5 pails ..... http://beprepared.com/product.asp?pn=FS%20P380 anybody order from them?

Lars Ragnarsson | 12-21-2008 09:15 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by samwheat (Post 1476957) 12 bucks shipping for 5 pails ..... http://beprepared.com/product.asp?pn=FS%20P380 anybody order from them?
Yeah, I forgot about them. Top notch service IMO....

j-son | 12-21-2008 09:19 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat wow...2-3 month back order http://beprepared.com/product.asp_Q_...9+Water+Filter good thing i got mine over the summer for a discounted price..now they are all at retail with back orders

californiaprospector | 12-21-2008 09:21 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by samwheat (Post 1476957) 12 bucks shipping for 5 pails ..... http://beprepared.com/product.asp?pn=FS%20P380 anybody order from them?
Go for it! Emergency Essentials (beprepared.com) is awesome! Mormon run. Most of our stuff is from them, and I'm not even Mormon.

californiaprospector | 12-21-2008 09:22 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by j-son (Post 1477034) wow...2-3 month back order http://beprepared.com/product.asp_Q_...9+Water+Filter
Use the First Need system; it's better than Katadyn.

ImaCannin | 12-21-2008 10:46 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat The local outdoor sports stores have the Katadyn in stock. Have you tried locally? I got one just like your picture from Amazon, but I see they are arnt sellign them anymore. From Amazon I got to this site... Filters Fast,and it says they are in stock.

CrufflerJJ | 12-22-2008 09:02 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by Lars Ragnarsson (Post 1476941) Had this site bookmarked. Don't know what they'll do to you on shipping since I haven't ordered from them. Good luck. http://www.wheatmontana.com/store/in...sort=2a&page=2
I was looking at wheat last week, and asked Wheat Montana (Montana) and Heartland Mill (Kansas) to tell me the price to ship a sample 5 bag (250#) order to Ohio. Wheat Montana would charge $152 to ship $118 of product Heartland would charge $163 to ship $240 of product (organic, high priced wheat) Sorry, but it seems a bit silly to spend more on shipping than the product itself. Wheat Montana DOES have distributors around the country - you might check their website. A FAR less expensive source is Honeyville Grain. Their price to ship a 1/2 pound can of "stuff": $4.49. Their price to ship 250# of hard red wheat (wheat cost $242): $4.49. EXCELLENT!

j-son | 12-22-2008 09:05 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat what would you do with so much raw wheat? make cream of wheat for years?

mick silver | 12-22-2008 09:22 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat can you get it at farm supply stores , is it not the same stuff you feed horse an other farm animals

aybesee123 | 12-22-2008 09:30 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by mick silver (Post 1477532) can you get it at farm supply stores , is it not the same stuff you feed horse an other farm animals
Feed wheat has mold inhibitors and preservatives.

Conk | 12-22-2008 09:43 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat Ever tried spelt? I like it better than wheat, although it is a wheat. :confused_m: http://www.nutsonline.com/seedsspice...eJjEYvfdcdbKOa

Saul Mine | 12-22-2008 11:27 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat Farm feed stores, co-ops, pet stores, and the like are not run by stupid people. They carry different kinds of wheat, quick oats, popcorn, all that stuff that people buy in 100 lb bags. Their shipping cost is a lot less than yours, so it tends to be cheaper, even though you might drive 50 miles or more to find a store. They also carry medicines in case you need some. You don't need a prescription at a pet store.

Goldhedge | 12-22-2008 11:51 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by samwheat (Post 1476957) 12 bucks shipping for 5 pails ..... http://beprepared.com/product.asp?pn=FS%20P380 anybody order from them?
$12 bucks pretty cheap considering they package it nicely in pails.

nub | 12-22-2008 12:35 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by Goldhedge (Post 1477696) $12 bucks pretty cheap considering they package it nicely in pails.
Agreed good price for shipped super pails......and for those recommending to buy from feed stores I would be very careful......product is usually dirty/dusty lower quality product.

goddess | 12-22-2008 12:44 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat One might ask why you waited until the last minute SamWheat.

CrufflerJJ | 12-22-2008 01:09 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by j-son (Post 1477520) what would you do with so much raw wheat? make cream of wheat for years?
Sorry - I'm not a cream of wheat person. Yuck! I've just over the past year or so started to like yellow corn grits (with a bit of cheddar melted in them, added butter & pepper). Freshly baked bread, on the other hand, is quite nice to eat. Why "so much" wheat? 250# really isn't all that much - we're only talking about 5 pails or so. I guess if one will always have a 24 hour Super-Walmart open down the street to buy bread, then one might not need to worry about such things.

ImaCannin | 12-22-2008 02:42 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by CrufflerJJ (Post 1477789) I guess if one will always have a 24 hour Super-Walmart open down the street to buy bread, then one might not need to worry about such things.
Providing you can pay 12.00 for a loaf of bread! Remember........Hyperinflation is just around the corner! Once you start making homemade bread, you will be very particular about buying store bought bread. :emotions16:

RealityCheck | 12-22-2008 03:14 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by goddess (Post 1477757) One might ask why you waited until the last minute SamWheat.
I'm not sure but if he's not quick we will have to start calling him SansWheat. :biggrin: If I were in a hurry I'd go with honeyville grain since its the fastest.

Lars Ragnarsson | 12-22-2008 04:21 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by CrufflerJJ (Post 1477515) I was looking at wheat last week, and asked Wheat Montana (Montana) and Heartland Mill (Kansas) to tell me the price to ship a sample 5 bag (250#) order to Ohio. Wheat Montana would charge $152 to ship $118 of product Heartland would charge $163 to ship $240 of product (organic, high priced wheat) Sorry, but it seems a bit silly to spend more on shipping than the product itself. Wheat Montana DOES have distributors around the country - you might check their website. A FAR less expensive source is Honeyville Grain. Their price to ship a 1/2 pound can of "stuff": $4.49. Their price to ship 250# of hard red wheat (wheat cost $242): $4.49. EXCELLENT!
Appreciate the info. I thought it would be kind of like Walton Feed's shipping policy - expensive if you order a little, but then you get the "hundred-weight" discount after 200 lbs. But it doesn't look like there's any kind of discount there. Bottom line, it looks like the best you're going to do mail order is $1/lb. At that rate, the #10 cans from LDS sound pretty good. This thread made me decide to get two more cases along with another case of oats from them. I can hide those - don't have anywhere to stash 5 superpails right now, though.

CrufflerJJ | 12-22-2008 04:35 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by Lars Ragnarsson (Post 1477987) Appreciate the info. I thought it would be kind of like Walton Feed's shipping policy - expensive if you order a little, but then you get the "hundred-weight" discount after 200 lbs. But it doesn't look like there's any kind of discount there. Bottom line, it looks like the best you're going to do mail order is $1/lb. At that rate, the #10 cans from LDS sound pretty good. This thread made me decide to get two more cases along with another case of oats from them. I can hide those - don't have anywhere to stash 5 superpails right now, though.
That's why I asked for a shipping quote on 250# - I wasn't sure if they gave any sort of price break or not. How significant is the "hundred-weight" Walton Feed discount? THANKS for pointing out the LDS option. A while back, I'd looked at the prices on their cans of wheat, but it just "sounded" high. It's not as cheap as buying bags of wheat directly from their Storage Center ($15-$16 per 50# bag, if you are allowed to do that), but it seems competitive with mail order prices, especially since it's already packed in cans with oxygen absorbers. The LDS Distribution Services also ships these cans for free inside the continental US. Not bad at all. I might need to take another look at that.

samwheat | 12-22-2008 04:50 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat I waited till the last minute to do this but other stuff I've been doing for 6 months. The snowball is really rolling down the hill fast now. I ordered 5 pails from them and its much cheaper than Pleasant Hill or Walton Feed who charges about 70 a pail shipped. I was hoping that the rapture was before all this. Maybe I'll be witnessing the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the lost that need some help. I'll be in a better position for that than another Christian in a soup line saying God is great.

Lars Ragnarsson | 12-22-2008 06:04 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by CrufflerJJ (Post 1478017) That's why I asked for a shipping quote on 250# - I wasn't sure if they gave any sort of price break or not. How significant is the "hundred-weight" Walton Feed discount?
I've never ordered from them - just parrotting what they said (or used to say - haven't checked lately) on their website. Bottom line, I never could find the time to sit down and make up a big, all-inclusive order that would make the shipping expenses worthwhile. That, and I heard too many stories about how swamped and backed up they were. So I've been hitting it piecemeal, sniping at sales at MRE Depot, Emergency Essentials, Honeyville, etc., and then the occasional orders from LDS. Yeah, I ordered wheat from LDS this summer, and I think I only paid about $21/case. Now it's over $30, and it's still a bargain....

jaybone | 12-22-2008 06:07 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Not in superpails, but I have had good luck with http://store.honeyvillegrain.com/wholegrains.aspx

Lars Ragnarsson | 12-22-2008 06:11 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by jaybone (Post 1478125) Not in superpails, but I have had good luck with http://store.honeyvillegrain.com/wholegrains.aspx
Ditto. I've got 6 gal mylar bags and some pails. I don't mind a little work....

CrufflerJJ | 12-22-2008 06:34 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by jaybone (Post 1478125) Not in superpails, but I have had good luck with http://store.honeyvillegrain.com/wholegrains.aspx
OUCH! It looks like Honeyville raised their some of their grain prices by ~$2.50/bag (5% increase) just over the past day or so. Whole Oat Groats - same price Pearled Barley - same price Whole Grain Rye - same price Soft White Wheat - same price Hard White Wheat - from 48.44 to 50.99 Hard Red Wheat - from 48.44 to 50.99

ImaCannin | 12-22-2008 11:46 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat And you know the sad thing is, when you go into the store in person, the price is 20.00 for a 50 lb bag of wheat from honeyville!

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CrufflerJJ | 12-23-2008 08:06 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by ImaCannin (Post 1478587) And you know the sad thing is, when you go into the store in person, the price is 20.00 for a 50 lb bag of wheat from honeyville!
Remember that there IS no free lunch. I'm sure Honeyville builds additional margin into their online prices to cover the $4.49 flat-rate shipping charge. They'd be fools to not do that. It looks like they add about $30 per bag to cover shipping, which is about what the other two wheat vendors I checked were charging. If I had a local marketer of their wheat products close to home (SW Ohio), I'd pick it up directly & save some $$$. as things stand now, Wheat Montana's closest reseller is up near Cleveland - hours away, which makes it not worth the drive. Yes, I could go to the local feed mill & get bags of wheat for a lot less, but I'd rather know what sort of wheat I'm buying (red/white/hard/soft/winter/...). Being a newbie at home grinding of grains, I don't need too many things to confuse me. That's easy enough to do already!

nickelless | 12-24-2008 05:51 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat You might want to seriously consider grains besides wheat: http://goldismoney.info/forums/showthread.php?t=328737

90%RealMoney | 12-24-2008 06:10 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat A friend and neighbor of mine just moved yesterday. They ended up giving me all kinds of stuff that they didn't want to pack in the truck. They gave me 14 cases of 6-#10 cans of dried items from the LDS. Mostly wheat, but some oats, yellow cornmeal, and split peas. Go figure this, they are moving FROM a rural area TO Southern California, directly into the heart of the beast, and giving me their food preps! It's a sad story. They lost their home up here, and are moving down south to be where He works. He works at the Chevron refinery in El Segundo, Ca. The only positives in the story are that He has a pretty safe, and high paying job, and now the family can be together all the time. I guess those are the most important for the short term, but it is sad nonetheless!

nub | 12-24-2008 07:22 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by RealityCheck (Post 1477914) I'm not sure but if he's not quick we will have to start calling him SansWheat. :biggrin: If I were in a hurry I'd go with honeyville grain since its the fastest.
I use honneyville most often and I've used beprepared in the past along with the rest of the online venders .I placed an order for 5 pails on the date of my last post to this thread and it arrived today.....only 2 days,I was shocked!!

Merlin | 12-24-2008 08:15 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by nub (Post 1481257) I use honneyville most often and I've used beprepared in the past along with the rest of the online venders .I placed an order for 5 pails on the date of my last post to this thread and it arrived today.....only 2 days,I was shocked!!
I think Honeyville is great too. But their shipping costs are built into their prices. So, only buy from them things that you can't buy locally -- freeze dried fruit and veggies, for instance. I almost ordered some flour from them until I suddenly realized that it would cost more than twice what I'd pay at the local grocery store. But the order for the freeze-dried fruit shipped the same Monday that I placed it and arrived by the end of the week even though it traveled more than half way across the country.

ImaCannin | 12-24-2008 10:27 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by samwheat (Post 1476918) Pleasant Hill Grain is out and so is Walton Feed How much for a family of 4?
a man for 1 year 175 lbs a woman for 1 year 150 lbs a kid for 1 year 140 lbs I rounded up and did 200 lbs a year for each! Next Question....... HOW MANY YEARS?:confused_ma:

Merlin | 12-24-2008 10:47 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by ImaCannin (Post 1481374) a man for 1 year 175 lbs a woman for 1 year 150 lbs a kid for 1 year 140 lbs I rounded up and did 200 lbs a year for each! Next Question....... HOW MANY YEARS?:confused_ma:
If you're looking for a Biblical famine, you'd be talking about 5 years or more. I don't know anyone who has food storage for that kind of event. But, I can dream, can't I? :36_1_63: The real problem is that if you store up that kind of food reserve, you will have a huge rotation problem. If you're doing a food storage rotation program on 5-7 years, you won't be eating anything but stored foods. Maybe we should store other things (canned foods, beans, etc.) for the short term (1-5 years) and store wheat berries and freeze dried for the really, really hard times (8 years or more.) We can always feed the squirrels and chickens if Armageddon never happens.

ImaCannin | 12-24-2008 10:56 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat I like to store alot of wheat. That is one thing I dont think I could grow. The rest of the stuff is 2 to 3 years. I know alot of people who think because they have 3 years worth of wheat, they have a food storage. Nothin' else but wheat....

nub | 12-24-2008 10:59 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by Merlin (Post 1481288) I think Honeyville is great too. But their shipping costs are built into their prices. So, only buy from them things that you can't buy locally -- freeze dried fruit and veggies, for instance. I almost ordered some flour from them until I suddenly realized that it would cost more than twice what I'd pay at the local grocery store. But the order for the freeze-dried fruit shipped the same Monday that I placed it and arrived by the end of the week even though it traveled more than half way across the country.
That's how I use Honneyville and the others , honneyville = whole grains & freeze dried fruits aaaand whey protein. I would never buy flour online beside I mill my own, I do on ocassion buy a 25-50 lb sack of unbleached all purpose flour for recipes that won't handle 100% home milled whole wheat. BTW, Merry Christmas to you & yours Merlin :15_1_70v:

simplelife | 12-24-2008 11:21 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by samwheat (Post 1476918) Pleasant Hill Grain is out and so is Walton Feed How much for a family of 4?
I have good results from "usa emergency supply" bought 80 lbs wheat berries.

LowDow | 12-25-2008 04:12 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat I just bought a 50lb bag from the local feed mill for $13. I talked to the owner personally about the sutability of it for me grinding it into flour for my consumption. I know him from the local gun club. He said he gets it from a local farm and there is nothing but wheat in the bag. He cleans it at the mill and bags it in sealed paper bags. I ground some in my vitamix and it works fine. I believe it is white winter (hard) wheat. I also bought a bag of Diamond brand steam rolled oat grouts for $17. Diamond has a website and I downloaded the PFD file....nothing at all added. I put a cup in a bowl and noticed a few hulls. I filled the bowl with water and the hulls floated up and I skimmed them with a slotted spoon and then dumped the water out. Had very good oatmeal for breakfast! If water supply would be a problem you would waste water flushing it like that. I just wanted to try it out. I will still bag up the oats for storage but probably will not get any more.

nub | 12-25-2008 09:31 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by LowDow (Post 1481522) I just bought a 50lb bag from the local feed mill for $13. I talked to the owner personally about the sutability of it for me grinding it into flour for my consumption. I know him from the local gun club. He said he gets it from a local farm and there is nothing but wheat in the bag. He cleans it at the mill and bags it in sealed paper bags. I ground some in my vitamix and it works fine. I believe it is white winter (hard) wheat. I also bought a bag of Diamond brand steam rolled oat grouts for $17. Diamond has a website and I downloaded the PFD file....nothing at all added. I put a cup in a bowl and noticed a few hulls. I filled the bowl with water and the hulls floated up and I skimmed them with a slotted spoon and then dumped the water out. Had very good oatmeal for breakfast! If water supply would be a problem you would waste water flushing it like that. I just wanted to try it out. I will still bag up the oats for storage but probably will not get any more.
Your lucky , you must live in the mid west, the feed wheat I bought was crap.

LowDow | 12-25-2008 01:43 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat What was wrong with the feed wheat you bought? Unless it has chemicals or stones/dirt/grit in it just grind it up and try it. I guess it depends on who processes the wheat when it comes from the field. The mill I got it from is in a small town ,very small!

unalga | 12-25-2008 01:48 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Not sure about wheat, but I get real clean Oats etc fro our local feed store. Always have a couple hundred pounds on hand for the animals. I figure if IT happens they start eating more grass and the bags go in the house.

aybesee123 | 12-25-2008 04:56 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by nub (Post 1481257) I use honneyville most often and I've used beprepared in the past along with the rest of the online venders .I placed an order for 5 pails on the date of my last post to this thread and it arrived today.....only 2 days,I was shocked!!
Did you order pails from honeyville? Or was it be prepared that shipped them in two days?

aybesee123 | 12-25-2008 05:04 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by LowDow (Post 1481522) I just bought a 50lb bag from the local feed mill for $13. I talked to the owner personally about the sutability of it for me grinding it into flour for my consumption. I know him from the local gun club. He said he gets it from a local farm and there is nothing but wheat in the bag. He cleans it at the mill and bags it in sealed paper bags. I ground some in my vitamix and it works fine. I believe it is white winter (hard) wheat. I also bought a bag of Diamond brand steam rolled oat grouts for $17. Diamond has a website and I downloaded the PFD file....nothing at all added. I put a cup in a bowl and noticed a few hulls. I filled the bowl with water and the hulls floated up and I skimmed them with a slotted spoon and then dumped the water out. Had very good oatmeal for breakfast! If water supply would be a problem you would waste water flushing it like that. I just wanted to try it out. I will still bag up the oats for storage but probably will not get any more.
I emailed our local mill (Brookhurst Mill) about feed wheat. They replied that the feedwheat is sprayed with mold inhibators and preservitives and should not be used for human consumption. contactus@brookhurstmill.com http://www.brookhurstmill.com/ http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...st/PFML15t.jpg

LowDow | 12-25-2008 05:37 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat I would definately check like you did whenever dealing with a local feedmill about the status of thier products. I believe this guy deals in such small quantities he doesn't spray. I will ask him again though to be absolutly sure.The Diamond brand oats specifically says there is nothing added. http://www.lacrossemilling.com/pets/...atproducts.pdf

LowDow | 12-28-2008 12:20 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat I asked the feedmill owner again today about the wheat and he just laughed. He said,"I don't know how many times i'm gonna have to tell you but I don't spray anything on them....nothing in there but wheat". He said he understood though as some places might. So definatly ask!

Squirrel Bait | 12-29-2008 11:34 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by nub (Post 1481615) Your lucky , you must live in the mid west, the feed wheat I bought was crap.
We've had this discusssion here before. Feed wheat is OK. There is nothing wrong with it and in survival situations will be appreciated. A better choice is "recleaned wheat" It's exactly the same stuff, but it has been run through the cleaner twice or more/most of the chaff has been removed Food grade wheat has been cleaned until it is pristine and has no chaff. But it is still the same wheat. s

Plastic | 12-30-2008 12:02 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by ImaCannin (Post 1481389) I like to store alot of wheat. That is one thing I dont think I could grow. The rest of the stuff is 2 to 3 years. I know alot of people who think because they have 3 years worth of wheat, they have a food storage. Nothin' else but wheat....
I do believe you can live for a very long time on nothing but wheat honey and salt. Of course it would suck, just saying.

aybesee123 | 12-30-2008 01:19 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by Squirrel Bait (Post 1487267) We've had this discusssion here before. Feed wheat is OK. There is nothing wrong with it and in survival situations will be appreciated. A better choice is "recleaned wheat" It's exactly the same stuff, but it has been run through the cleaner twice or more/most of the chaff has been removed Food grade wheat has been cleaned until it is pristine and has no chaff. But it is still the same wheat. s
Not always the same. Some feed wheat is sprayed with mold inhibitors and preservitives. Do yourself a favor people and check...:puke:

BeeYourself | 12-30-2008 01:43 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
"I emailed our local mill (Brookhurst Mill) about feed wheat. They replied that the feedwheat is sprayed with mold inhibators and preservitives and should not be used for human consumption."
if a human should not eat it, then neither should another animal.

Squirrel Bait | 12-30-2008 11:15 AM
Re: Where can I get wheat Quote:
Originally Posted by aybesee123 (Post 1487329) Not always the same. Some feed wheat is sprayed with mold inhibitors and preservitives. Do yourself a favor people and check...:puke:
I suppose it does does depend on where you are and what the standard practices are. At the grain elevator/feed mill where I have purchased wheat in the past I have delved into this very question. Their response was that all the grain on the property is treated as "Food grade" and that nothing other than the standard insecticides may, or may not have been added, but those are used on all grains except for probably ORGANIC. I was told that when they do bag up tofu beans or wheat for flour it all comes from the same source(ie, grain bin). The only difference being how well it is cleaned. Now this might be different than picking up a bag of wheat at the local feed store and I can easily see a problem there. Perhaps this is because here in the upper midwest we are right in the middle of the grain belt and all the grains are fresh and readily available. They are grown here and processed here. s

LowDow | 12-30-2008 02:25 PM
Re: Where can I get wheat I made some bread last night with my "feed wheat". Ground it in a vitamix ...so not a real consistant/fine grind, plus my breadmaking technique is not as good as it used to be! Good crust ....grainey texture....did not knead long enough......excellent flavour! I ate 1/4 of a large loaf with butter and coffie. I found a health food store that sells montana wheat. They are having a 10% off sale. I am picking up 2x50lbs Prairie gold, 2x50lbs. Bronze chief,and a 50lb bag table grade rolled oats $30. The wheat is $31.50 per 50lbs after discount. I will buy another 4x50lbs of feed wheat @$13 each and will bag it up and call it quits on the grain for now! 100lbs rolled oats....450lbs wheat. :10_1_20:

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