Just Ask for Whole Grains
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Whole Grains Nourish People and the Planet
Thanks for celebrating International Whole Grain Day with us on November 16! Our 2021 celebration was focused on why whole grains are good for people and the planet.

Although roughly one third of global greenhouse gas emissions originate from our food system, whole grains are less resource intensive than nearly any other food group, and can play an important role in environmental sustainability. In the wake of the COP26 meeting earlier this month, we explored climate-friendly whole grains and regenerative agriculture in further detail on our blog.
Blogs, Webinars, and a Grain Map!
3 Reasons Why a Plant-Based Diet isn't Complete without Whole Grains
Even if you reduce animal products in favor of vegetables, fruits and nuts, you might still be missing a key ingredient that makes plant-based diets complete: whole grains.
Watch a Webinar Recording
Get caught up on our whole grain webinar series and explore topics like wheat sensitivities, health economics, and the science behind oats.
Find Local Grains Near You
Use our map of farms, mills and malt houses to find locally grown, milled, and malted grains near you. The full flavor of these grains is being explored and celebrated by bakers, chefs, and consumers alike, which is why it’s no surprise that whole grains are front-and-center in the local grains movement.
Try Teff in These Easy Recipes

Recipe and photo courtesy of Kathryn Conrad

Recipe and photo courtesy of The Teff Company
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