Ancient Whole Grain

Ancient Whole Grain Small family farms growing ancient and heritage wheat and grains for healthier lifestyle; preserving ancient grains.

For updates on our products and availability go to our website:
ancientwholegrain.com

01/20/2026
01/20/2026

The time has come to end our journey growing ancient and heritage wheat. We so appreciate all our supporters and customers. Our website will stay up for awhile for those who may have questions about growing ancient wheat. This combine is still for sale.

As many of you already know we are selling out all our organic ancient wheat berries, but we are also selling all our eq...
09/08/2025

As many of you already know we are selling out all our organic ancient wheat berries, but we are also selling all our equipment that can be used on a small farm or homestead. Click on photos for more info and prices. This is also listed on our website...

Nothing better than your own fresh milled ancient wheat flour made into artisan breads! We still have buckets of organic...
09/06/2025

Nothing better than your own fresh milled ancient wheat flour made into artisan breads! We still have buckets of organic wheat berries for sale. Great for food storage, baking, sprouting or planting. Our inventory will not last long...check our website for our PRODUCTS and BUY NOW.
www.ancientwholegrain.com

08/30/2025

NEWS FLASH!
We will not be farming anymore and are selling out all our certified organic ancient wheat and heritage wheat seeds/ berries and equipment. If you or anyone you know who mills their own flour or wants to grow their own wheat, please go to our website for all the details. Please share …
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Pretty but not want we want in our organic fields! I will be sharing updates soon about the farm…
06/25/2025

Pretty but not want we want in our organic fields! I will be sharing updates soon about the farm…

01/04/2025

$250,000 an acre—that’s the price developers are dangling for my farm. It’s not just a tempting number; it’s a sign of the mounting pressure facing farms like mine. Nestled in a so-called “land shortage” area, where open space is vanishing to meet the demand for housing and commercial development, my 313-year-old farm finds itself at a crossroads.

For over 92 years, my family has worked this land, continuing the legacy of just three families before us. We’ve toiled through good seasons and bad, relying on the resilience of this soil to grow crops that nourish our community. Developers approach often, offering to buy the land for subdivisions. They see only numbers, not the heritage, the hard work, or the connection to the community that this farm represents.

Farming is not an easy life. It tests your body, your mind, and your spirit. But it’s a life I cherish. There’s something deeply rewarding about cultivating food that feeds both my family and my neighbors. Even in difficult years when Mother Nature deals a harsh blow, farmers lace up their boots and prepare for the next season, holding on to hope.

As we look ahead to the New Year, I ask you to add something special to your resolutions: Support Local Farms.
Here’s how you can help:

Cook at Home More: Let farm stands inspire your meals.

Buy a Farm Share: Invest in your local farm through a CSA.

Choose Local Milk: Support nearby dairies.

Visit Farmers Markets: Shop fresh produce near your work or home.

Visit Farms: Meet the farmers who grow your food.

Land once developed is lost forever. Farms stand strong against development only when their neighbors stand with them. Every dollar you spend is a vote for the future you want to see—a future that values green spaces, fresh food, and the people who work tirelessly to provide them.

Let’s work together to keep our farms thriving. Choose local. Eat local. Support the caretakers of our working landscapes.

Credit to the rightful owner ~

12/10/2024
12/10/2024
For your amusement…my usual FMF/bread flour in my bread machine. It expanded so much that it almost pushed the lid open ...
11/16/2024

For your amusement…my usual FMF/bread flour in my bread machine. It expanded so much that it almost pushed the lid open during baking! Now to carefully get this ‘wave’ bread removed from the container!

Still one of my favs! Beautiful original art by our daughter! Incredible detail…
10/12/2024

Still one of my favs! Beautiful original art by our daughter! Incredible detail…

Have you ever seen such a cute baby? There is something special about baby longhorn cows that is so classic western. A part of the sale of this drawing will go to someone directly affected by hurricane Helene! This original drawing on canvas is available through my studio. 24”x24” framed $3,500.00 plus tax and shipping. Message me for details. .cattle

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Bartlett
Bartlett, TX
76511

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