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Prairie Heritage Farm is a diversified, organic farm near Power, Montana, owned and operated by Jacob and Courtney Cowgill.

We grow

organic vegetables,
heritage turkeys,
ancient and heritage wheat, lentils and
a variety of seed crops.


We sell all our products
direct to customers (call for details!), but mostly through our three Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) share programs.

Click
here to learn more about and sign up for our Grain and Bean share.

Click here to learn more about and sign up for our 2013 Vegetable shares.

Jacob can be reached at (406) 396-1261 and Courtney is available at (406) 531-4794. Catch us both at farmer -at- prairieheritagefarm dot com

Read on for news and views from the farm.

Monday, June 4, 2012

Bike Power, Bike Flour


We set up the Helena Farmers' Market this past Saturday for the first time. Not only did we deliver our veggies to our Helena CSA members, but we also set out some of our whole heritage and ancient grains. We brought our GrainMaker mill and the new bike attachment we got for it. For those who wanted their whole grain ground into flour, we accommodated by jumping on the bicycle and peddling the grain into flour for their pancakes and bread. It was a blast, but after peddling a few pounds of grain (ha!), I can tell I'm going to need to get into biking shape. At least I hope that it will be popular enough that I will be grinding a lot of grain. We also encouraged our customers to grind their grain and a couple of them did. We're going to be there every other week, so - calling all bakers - bring your bike shorts and visions of Lance Armstrong riding through the French Pyrenees eating a baguette.

Me, smiling through the sweat.


 
From whole grain to flour by way of bicycle.
 
Just about the freshest Prairie Farro flour possible.






2 comments:

  1. Seems like you should get some spandex and some fancier shoes to keep this up.

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