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[I]So now actual wheat and barley bread can be traced back to Hunters and Gatherers 14,000 years ago; this combines with the much older oatcakes (I think that was about 20,000 but I don't have the information to hand; shows that Yes Virginia; hunters and gathers did cook and process GRAINS...

While I don't think it is a total solution, I know that many people can tolerate traditionally fermented grains that have trouble with commercial breads; especially when combined with older forms of wheat-related grains like Spelt, Kemet, Einkorn and even Durum Wheat (soft wheat used Italy and...

You've seen the news ... virtually all food prices are rising fast now. Food inflation is becoming a major issue. There's really only way to take immediate productive action to protect your household, and that is to lock-in today's prices by purchasing foods that store indefinitely. Future...

by: Sarah - TheHealthyHomeEconomist - November 13, 2014 *The stories became far too frequent to ignore. Emails from folks with allergic or digestive issues to wheat in the United States experienced no symptoms whatsoever when they tried eating pasta on vacation in Italy. Confused parents...

I've got a pretty good body of recipes and will be copying them here over time. I'll start another thread for my preserving/canning recipes and probably another thread for my foraging/wild food recipes just to keep them organized. Hope someone can glean something useful from them. This first...

Just got word of this from a friend who works at one of the companies mentioned in the article. Argentina is a major world supplier for grains and beans, but not as big in cotton. The big issue here is that these companies have been stripped of their rights to export grains. Argentina is also...

Just been back a few days from two weeks in Alberta & Saskatchewan Canada. Crops in North Central Saskatchewan are bad, rain rain rain. My uncle planted only two of six quarter sections he has. In a very late night talk he said he'd only gotten decent crops off in two of the last six years. In...