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Artisan Grain Collaborative connects buyers with growers
Farm of the Future
Food companies that are looking for unusual ingredients often have to source these products outside of the country.
From Commodity Crops to Value Added Food Company
Farm of the Future
Seventh generation farmer Claire Smith wanted a way to diversify away from just relying on commodity crops.
Artisan Grain Collaborative
Farm of the Future
Food companies that are looking for unusual ingredients often have to source these products outside of the country.
Ancient Grains
Farm of the Future
Seventh generation family farmer Claire Smith is diversifying her operation to include ancient grains like teff and buckwheat.
Drought tolerant Teff
Line on Agriculture
University of Nevada research professor Dr. John Cushman talks about drought tolerant Teff.
Teff as a cereal
Line on Agriculture
University of Nevada Professor John Cushman thinks Teff is a great crop
Teff as a cereal
Line on Agriculture
University of Nevada Professor John Cushman thinks Teff is a great crop.
Teff, A Solution For Overweight Equines
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
I'm Susan Allen . Like people, some horses and ponies have the propensity to gain weight and like their human counterparts, this brings with it a host of health issues. Teff is becoming more and more popular especially on the West side with the horse show crowd as a forage alternative. Here is Natalie Shaw, a teff specialists with WSU. Shaw is currently looking for growers fro the 2017 season for more information on Teff contact Natalie.shaw @wsu.edu
Teff Potential As Rotational Niche Hay Crop
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
WSU has been really really supportive of my project, they recognize the potential as a great advantage for NW growers but also they recognize the need in the horse market too.