Grains to grow at home

Hulless oats are whole oats grown without the exterior hull, which means they require less processing after harvest and can be rolled or ground into flour. They also provide a quick and healthy breakfast. In our ongoing quest to become more self-sustaining, why we've put together this "seed to table" growing guide so you can try to grow your own hulless oats.

You can enhance the taste of your sandwiches after adding alfalfa broccoli or bean sprouts. You can buy these sprouts at any grocery store. But…

At least how I grew rice in my backyard anyway. I'm sure there are plenty of ways to do it but this is what worked for me. I should mention ...

You can learn how to grow cotton in your garden and it's pretty simple to do. We grew cotton in the preschool garden to learn how clothing is made.

Growing the amaranth plant & other quasi-grains like buckwheat & sorghum is a fun way to expand your harvest to include unusual crops in your veggie garden.

An easy way to include more micro nutrients in your diet is to grow alfalfa sprouts at home, so you will have them handy

You only need wheat grains and water to grow wheatgrass without soil! Growing wheatgrass for fresh wheatgrass juice at home is easy, cheap and so much fun!

Chickpeas are easy to grow at home and delicious in hummus or paired with snap beans in a salad. These legumes work well for indoor germination and transplanting with proper spacing in aged compost with mulch after the last frost in your area. #grow #chickpeas

Discover how to sprout quinoa and use it to replace grains like rice and couscous in your raw salads, wraps, with vegetables and more.

Learn how to cook ancient grains and related grains such as quinoa, freekeh, bulgur wheat and barley with this visual guide!