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The Grain Grinding Song
Listen to the grain grinding song as composed by Australian folk singer, songwriter Leone Hunt. http://www.countrylivinggrainmills.com/wp-content/uploads/GrindingSong.mp3
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The Grain Grinding Song
Listen to the grain grinding song as composed by Australian folk singer, songwriter Leone Hunt. http://www.countrylivinggrainmills.com/wp-content/uploads/GrindingSong.mp3
Post by admin on September 1, 2015
Moisture: Your grain’s # 1 Enemy!
This morning I received a phone call from a very pleasant lady from Missouri. She said that they had bought the Country Living Mill several months ago and that they had been very happy with it, it gave them beautiful flour. They used wheat that they had stored in their …
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Moisture: Your grain’s # 1 Enemy!
This morning I received a phone call from a very pleasant lady from Missouri. She said that they had bought the Country Living Mill several months ago and that they had been very happy with it, it gave them beautiful flour. They used wheat that they had stored in their …
Post by admin on September 1, 2015
Selected for Canadian Grain Commission Education Exhibition
As part of an educational and informational program demonstrating at exhibitions and schools nationwide, the Canadian Grain Commission selected the Country Living Grain Mill to illustrate the concepts of self-sufficiency and whole living. For many of the children (and even some of the adults) this was their first introduction to …
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Selected for Canadian Grain Commission Education Exhibition
As part of an educational and informational program demonstrating at exhibitions and schools nationwide, the Canadian Grain Commission selected the Country Living Grain Mill to illustrate the concepts of self-sufficiency and whole living. For many of the children (and even some of the adults) this was their first introduction to …
Post by admin on September 1, 2015
How to De-hull Buckwheat with the Country Living Mill
This report on dehulling buckwheat was prepared by Tom Kast, who was kind enough to share the information with us and asked us to disseminate it for the benefit of our other customers: Step 1 – Get round-hole test screens from a seed testing house such as Seedburo.com. The screens …
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How to De-hull Buckwheat with the Country Living Mill
This report on dehulling buckwheat was prepared by Tom Kast, who was kind enough to share the information with us and asked us to disseminate it for the benefit of our other customers: Step 1 – Get round-hole test screens from a seed testing house such as Seedburo.com. The screens …
Post by admin on September 1, 2015
Baking, Biking, and the Country Living Grain Mill
Dear Mr. Jenkins, We purchased the mill quite a long time ago, late 80s or early 90s, and I have used it on and off since then, but never so much as I have in the past couple of years. I used to have it clamped to the peninsula in …
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Baking, Biking, and the Country Living Grain Mill
Dear Mr. Jenkins, We purchased the mill quite a long time ago, late 80s or early 90s, and I have used it on and off since then, but never so much as I have in the past couple of years. I used to have it clamped to the peninsula in …
Post by admin on September 1, 2015
Hooking up your Mill to an Exercise Bike
It was 4:55 a.m., the time that our alarm radio does its early morning thing. My consciousness was struggling when an announcer began intoning something about “the most fuel-efficient machine in the world. This marvelous machine gets 914 miles per gallon,” he said. Suddenly, I was very awake. Visions of …
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Hooking up your Mill to an Exercise Bike
It was 4:55 a.m., the time that our alarm radio does its early morning thing. My consciousness was struggling when an announcer began intoning something about “the most fuel-efficient machine in the world. This marvelous machine gets 914 miles per gallon,” he said. Suddenly, I was very awake. Visions of …
Post by admin on September 1, 2015
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