How and Why to Use a Grain Mill for Fresh Milled Flour

from Building the Home Economy with Scott and Kelli · host Home With Kelli

Part of the Building the Home Economy Series, I give every practical tip I have for overcoming the learning curve of using a grain mill. The importance of fresh milled grains in our diet for nutrition and a bit of the history on the grain milling industry. Link to my mill: http://shrsl.com/458jn

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