Ancient & Heritage Wheats
The Heritage Grain Conservancy is a farmer-owned cooperative to collect, conserve and restore delicious world heritage grains on the verge of extinction. Our varieties are available in small amounts to multiply and restore. The seeds are offered to you with hope that you will become a new biodiversity center in your own community. We are here to support this in all ways since we have many more rare landrace that are not listed. Like Gandhi's Salt Walk, if small-scale farmers and gardeners work together to restore biodiversity, we can create a viable alternative to the global grain corporate monolith.
Plant each heritage wheat seed 12" apart to grow-out & select. Plant 8" or more apart for field production.
Undersow with clover in early spring.
Caucasus Rouge 'Tsiteli Doli' in its ancestral Caucasus homeland
exceptional beauty & flavor Resistant to drought and disease. fondazioneslowfood.com/en/ark-of-taste-slow-food/doli-wheat/ Collected by Eli Rogosa in Akhaltski, Georgia $25 per oz
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Banatka
$25 - 1 oz
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Rouge de Bordeaux winter wheat beloved by French artisan bakers, rich flavor.
$25 - 1/ oz
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Macha
most climate-resilient in all our trial!! Oldest hulled Caucasus Mountain Bread Wheat $25 - 1 oz
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Einkorn
Einkorn was eaten in Gobekli Tepi for sacred ceremonies. Brought by Abraham and Sarah to the Land of Israel. Delicate gluten, makes delicious breads, safer for people with gluten sensitivity. Not safe for Celiacs $25 - 1 oz
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Red Fife
$25 - 1 oz
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Black Winter Emmer
Majestic Black Winter Emmer thrives in drought or heavy rain. Savor in soup, breakfast cereal, flatbreads and pasta. 1 cup = 24g protein. Recipes Collectd in Carpathian Mountains by Geza Kovacs, Hungarian Genebank $25 - 1 oz
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Ethiopian Purple Wheat
Rich in antioxidant antianthocyanins, makes favorful purple-hued breads $25 - 1/2 oz
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Hourani Biblical Wheat
Spring
This ancient wheat variety was discovered in the Masada Fortress by Yigal Yadin, translator of the Dead Sea Scroll, stored 2,000 years ago by King Herod. This is the wheat eaten by ancient Israelis but today is almost extinct. Collected by Nikolai Vavilov in 1926. and collected by Eli Rogosa in Wadi Fukin near Bethlehem
Hourani - ancient biblical wheat eaten 2000 years ago in Jerusalem
$25 - 1 oz
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Ancient Grain Posters
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Know as Halachanka in its homeland of Galicia, Poland. In 1850 Canadian David Fife planted Halychanka. It became known as Red Fife, the bakers' favorite from 1860 to the turn of the twentieth century. 
