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Submitted by loaflady on February 23, 2012 - 2:52pm

bulk grain in new england

So apparently living in New England means you either need to be a millionair to afford ordering grain to mill, or you need to be a member of a secret organization that I can't find on google.  I would like to become part of the wonderful world of wheat millers, but I'm not going to buy a mill if I can't purchase the stuff to put in the mill.  So....anyone here live in New England?  The Bread Beckers do a co-op way up in Mass, but I would really like to find something in RI, CT, or just over the boarder in Mass.  Any info would be greatly appretiated!

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Submitted by breadbabe on February 24, 2012 - 8:45pm.

there's a place in Amherst

there's a place in Amherst Center, MA called Wheatberry Farm and Bakery. That might be too far to travel, but they would certainly know other growers and suppliers. http://www.localgrain.org/

Maureen

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