[Free Vulcan]

I’ve tried to grow every type of grain and oilseed I can find, and save enough seeds to expand production if time gets worse.

Where I get seeds, a couple of larger quantity ones first:

Organic Growers Supply (Fedco seeds): http://www.fedcoseeds.com/ogs/search.php - they have spring and winter wheat in addition to other grains and oilseeds. I bought some Montana Hard Winter wheat from them last year, which they don’t sell now, they’ve switched to Warthog.

Shumway: http://www.rhshumway.com/dc.asp?c1=Farm+Seeds&c=233 - no wheat but sorghum, field corn, and minor grains

Johnnys: http://www.johnnyseeds.com/c-4-cover-cropsfarm-seeds.aspx - I plant their Glenn Spring Wheat and Hulless Oats.

Peaceful Valley: http://www.groworganic.com - they sell their grains as cover crops but I use some of them as grain crops now.

As greeneyes said, Bountiful Gardens sells small quantities, I grow their kamut, hulless barley, quinoa, oilseed radish, proso millet

Baker Creek: http://www.rareseeds.com - has small packets of various grains

Southern Exposure: http://www.southernexposure.com has grains including upland rice.

Fedco Seed: http://www.fedcoseeds.com - has wheat and other grains and upland rice.

Hope that helps.

[WorkingClassFilth]

Thanks for the list and links! Here are a few more for older grain varieties:

http://ancientcerealgrains.org/index.html

A site devoted to cereal grain preservation and dissemination. Concentration is mainly old varieties no longer commercially viable. Pre-Green Revolution grain and flavor. Possibly of use to those looking for solutions to gluten intolerance.

http://www.prseeds.ca/catalogue/grain.php?C=Grain

This site is the product of what looks to be a guy with a vision. He offers a great deal of older grain crop seed but a lot of other stuff, too. You’ll have to download his order form and send a check by snail mail. Old fashioned; I like that.

http://www.growseed.org/einkorn.html

Einkorn seed and seed preparations. Apparently, this guy grows out this strain and because of it’s origin and/or properties, he’s making flour, pasta, malted grain and everything else at about $35/lb. His seed is also for sale at the same price. If you want Einkorn, this is probably the place.