Market Farming

[Steve Diver <steved AT ipa.net>]

Here's the project that comes to mind.

Heritage Grain Conservancy
NE-SARE funded project -- Eli Rogosa - Massachusetts
http://www.growseed.org/index3.html

Which includes:

Restoring Ancient Wheat and Bread Traditions
http://www.growseed.org/wheat.html

Northeast Organic Wheat
http://www.growseed.org/now.html

Einkorn - grain of the ancients
http://www.growseed.org/einkorn.html

In a round about way, this paper on organic seed treatments is how I
came across this site a while back.

Organic Seed Treatment Notes
by Elio Rogosa
http://www.growseed.org/seedtreatments.html

Steve Diver



Allan.Balliett wrote:
> A couple of years ago someone contacted me about a seriously heirloom 
> wheat growing project in New England. I've forgotten the details. I 
> think this was a breeding project based on very ancient European 
> wheat. Small farms and farmers were involved in this project.
>
> Does this ring a bell with anyone?
>
> Allan in WV where we are doomed to repeat our GOOGLE searches...