Re: looking for hard red winter wheat

[Guest guest]

Try Mumm's Sprouting Seeds. Its a Canadian Company.

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looking for hard red winter wheat

Hi everyone.

I am new to growing wheatgrass and all I have is the wheat that came with the

starter kit. Now I am looking for a source to buy bulk, maybe 20-30 lbs at a

time. I am in New Brunswick , Canada and I would appreciate any help/direction

as to where to buy wheat.

Thank

Gilles Pelletier

[Guest guest]

any recommended sources for USA winter wheat (berries) for sprouting?

 

thank you,

GS

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2012 11:17 AM

Subject: Re: looking for hard red winter wheat

 

Try Mumm's Sprouting Seeds. Its a Canadian Company.

e

looking for hard red winter wheat

Hi everyone.

I am new to growing wheatgrass and all I have is the wheat that came with the

starter kit. Now I am looking for a source to buy bulk, maybe 20-30 lbs at a

time. I am in New Brunswick , Canada and I would appreciate any help/direction

as to where to buy wheat.

Thank

Gilles Pelletier

[Guest guest]

Personally, I recommend Sprout People for every one living in the USA, but they

don't state whether their berries are winter or spring. So, try Dodsworth Farms

in Colorado.

http://www.dodsworthfarms.com/about-wheat-berries

ew

Re: looking for hard red winter wheat

any recommended sources for USA winter wheat (berries) for sprouting?

thank you,

GS

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[Guest guest]

Yes, you can get Hard Red Winter Wheat for wheat grass at Mumm's Sprouting

Seeds. They sell to both Canada and US.

They also have a bulk list you can ask for which has a better / lower cost,

but it looks like this item is out of stock at the moment.

http://www.sprouting.com/

On Sat, Feb 18, 2012 at 5:57 AM, pelletiergilles

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> Hi everyone.

>

> I am new to growing wheatgrass and all I have is the wheat that came with

> the starter kit. Now I am looking for a source to buy bulk, maybe 20-30 lbs

> at a time. I am in New Brunswick , Canada and I would appreciate any

> help/direction as to where to buy wheat.

>

> Thank

>

> Gilles Pelletier

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