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Posted on June 19, 2020June 19, 2020 by WeLoveGrain

The Heritage Grain Trend

Here is an article from Smithsonian in 2011 on the “new” heritage wheat trend that you might enjoy. It took the RGG team until we attended Grain School, UC Colorado Springs in January, 2018 to get on the bandwagon to start growing our own heritage grains.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/artisanal-wheat-on-the-rise-85474/

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For the past six years, Rio Grande Grain has been trialing heritage grains in fields that are situated in the watershed of the Rio Grande, nestled in the river valley just west of the Truchas Mountains of northern New Mexico. These fields lay in the ancestral lands of the Puebloan peoples, whose wisdom and stewardship of the seeds, soil, water, earth, and wind inspires our gratitude for and honoring of the land and water that has made our work possible and that sustains us all.

 

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