You might be able to get the grain locally at a Coop, but if not here are a couple of sources. There are more.
Drive by English lesson! The word "Lady" has its source in the Anglo-Saxon hlaf+dieg, 'loaf-kneader' or 'loaf-deliverer' An Anglo-Saxon wife of a warlord. The term eventually becomes modern English lady. In Beowulf, Weoltheow is the hlafdig at Heorot. Also called a hlaefdieg, hladig, or cwen. (Queen!)
That's why I love FR! We start discussing the land area required to grow grain and, along the way, the etymology of "Lady" gets inserted into the discussion!
You just never know what you are going to serendipitously learn from our FRiends! Thanks for that aside.