Growing grains at home

Are you interested in growing millet as a gluten-free food source? Read on to learn how to cultivate and harvest this ancient cereal grain.

Whether you are gluten intolerant, or you simply cannot grow wheat where you are, there are several plant that you can grow and turn in to flour. Home grown

This year grow drying beans for food security. They need no extra preservation work and provide calorie-dense nutrition to the pantry.

Red winter wheat is an easy to grow crop, resistant to pests and diseases, that can be fed both to humans and livestock.

Rye is an excellent choice for growing as a cover crop or as a healthy cereal grain. Morning Chores shows you how.

It doesn't take much land to grown even a little wheat. You don't need a large farm to grow and harvest your own wheat for baking, sprouting, and other uses.

This list of healthy grains will give you creative ways to use grains. Adding whole grains into your diet is a healthy way to eat more fiber and vitamins. Mill alternative grains into flour, or use them in healthy grain recipes. Healthy grain free recipes, healthy grain recipes, gluten free grains, alternative grains.

Watch, listen, or read to learn all about the ancient grains and what makes them healthier than modern wheat!

Grow a super grain right in your backyard with these easy tips for planting, growing, and harvesting quinoa. #howtogrowquinoa #canyougrowquinoa #vegetablegarden #bhg

Hulless oats are whole oats grown without the exterior hull, which means they require less processing after harvest and can be rolled or ground into flour. They also provide a quick and healthy breakfast. In our ongoing quest to become more self-sustaining, why we've put together this "seed to table" growing guide so you can try to grow your own hulless oats.