by Grain Storehouse Editorial Team | Oct 27, 2026 | growing food
Table of ContentsWhich Wheat Growth Stages Matter for Harvest?Why Is Physiological Maturity Different From Combine Readiness?How Should Kernel Moisture and Field Conditions Shape Timing?Moving Wheat From the Field to Stable StorageFrequently Asked QuestionsConclusion...
by Grain Storehouse Editorial Team | Oct 26, 2026 | growing food
Table of ContentsWhich Wheat Fits Your Climate and Growing Season?How Much Wheat Should You Plant for a Household Reserve?Planting and Field Management That Protect the CropHow Do You Harvest, Dry, and Store Homegrown Wheat?Frequently Asked QuestionsConclusion Which...
by Grain Storehouse Editorial Team | Oct 22, 2026 | growing food
Table of ContentsWhy Should Spawn Be Separated From Food Grain?How Should You Choose a Dedicated Storage Location?How Should Spawn Be Packaged, Labeled, and Contained?How Do You Inspect, Rotate, and Handle Stored Spawn?Frequently Asked QuestionsConclusion Why Should...
by Grain Storehouse Editorial Team | Jul 14, 2022 | growing food, Long Term Storage, Preparation
In these difficult (and expensive) times, food storage is important. We’ve discussed several options for wheat and grain storage. We’ve also discussed organizing our pantry and fridge. Let’s discuss how to store your produce When it comes to fresh...
by Grain Storehouse Editorial Team | Jun 15, 2022 | Emergency Essentials, food crisis, growing food, Lifestyle, nutrition, Preparation
With the rising costs and super-high inflation that is hitting us right now, many families are finding it vital to stay on budget and carefully consider every penny spent. In addition to the necessity to store wheat and grains (and other foods) it’s also...
by Grain Storehouse Editorial Team | May 12, 2022 | Food Supply, growing food, Long Term Storage
Canning Mistakes to Avoid When you get into canning, it can be a little overwhelming. You understand the benefits of using up your produce and having unprocessed foods at the ready, but there is a lot to be considered in the beginning. Before you get started, here are...