Wheat Berries, Soft Red Winter Wheat, 15 lbs., Farmer Direct, non-GMO and IP (non-GMO, 15 lbs.)

I needed more wheat berries for my wheat grinder and I was super impressed with the quality of how these looked when they arrived. Very clean, no sign of bugs (which is very common in wheat), and the flour is a really nice quality.These shipped in a heavy weight plastic and they were double bagged which kept them protected in shipping.

Very nice product, they've done an excellent job at cleaning the wheat. There are no stones, dirt, or other objects in the wheat, which has been an issue with other sellers. The wheat makes excellent flour, which I sieve some of the bran out of before turning it into bread. I am very pleased with this product, and would recommend it to anyone looking to try a little home milling and baking.

Online grains have been hit or miss with their germination rate, but not here. I had 100% germination rate in 2 days and highly recommend them!

The berries arrived in a well-sealed plastic bag that protected the product to delivery. The berries are clean with no evidence of pests. I like the flavor of red wheat over white wheat berries. I've only made one loaf of bread with these berries so I'm still trying to discern a flavor difference between hard red and soft red.

I had been using soft white wheat and decided to go to the soft red wheat for the flavor. No disappointment here. This is what I use for pancakes, waffles, etc when I don't want high gluten and it works great.

Very nice clean soft red wheat berries. Well packaged. Thank you.

Great quality. Love the personal touch by the sellers. These wheat berries sprout wonderfully well, taste great in sprouted bread. Very happy!

Seeds were used as fodder, to feed chickens. Soak them over night, allow the seeds to sprout roots and a small shoot and they are ready. This product is the cheapest price/lbs, I could find. This helps to keep my cost down, while also providing variety in the diet. To see my chickens eat, I will post a video on u tube shortly, "Bay Area Backyard Chickens".