EMMER FLAKES
EMMER FLAKES
Rolled from Black Obsidian Emmer grown at Weatherbury Farm (see the emmer growing in the field)
Organic Emmer Flakes (Rolled Emmer) — In addition to being a nourishing and delicious breakfast porridge, Weatherbury’s Emmer Flakes can be used to give baked goods a hearty tasty texture.
As the emmer flakes are rolled “live” and not steamed, they retain higher vitamin levels (In particular, B vitamins) and antioxidants that heat can destroy. Emmer Flakes are high in fiber and have a low glycemic index.
Emmer wheat is also known as Khapli wheat in India and is known as Farro in Italy.
1.5 lbs ($ 9.33)*; 5lbs ($20.82)*
Limit 15 lbs. per customer/order period. At this time, berries are hand-sorted which is both time consuming and hard on the wrists. Thanks for your understanding.
* 1.5 and 5 pound bags are packaged in re-sealable bags.
Learn more about Emmer Flakes on our main website including how to use (and substitute) it in your recipes along with its health benefits and history.
Storing Weatherbury Farm Products
Storing Weatherbury Farm Products
Flours, Rolled Products & Berries:
Weatherbury flours, rolled products or berries are real food and insects find them tasty.
They should be stored in the refrigerator. If you will not be using immediately, keep in the freezer, especially in warm weather.
We have had reports from customers that even after two years they still work and taste great. We wouldn’t, however, recommend storing them that long.
Although there are organic pesticides, we do not use them, either on the grains in the field or the products we mill.
If you store the flours, rolled products or berries in a tightly lidded bucket, you will open your bucket and find bugs slipping into what you thought was an impenetrable space. If you have been storing organic flours, milled products & berries in a lidded bucket and there are no bugs, then an organic pesticide has been used.
Beans:
Keep the beans in a cool, dark, dry place. Dry beans will, over time, take longer to cook (but they still have great flavor).
Info on Order Due Dates
Info on Order Due Dates
Next on-farm pickup is April 25, 2026. Please order by April 13.
Mail Orders are due by April 13, 2026 with payment due by April 15, 2026. Orders will ship the week of April 27, 2026.
All orders are due 12 days before the pickup date. Payment for mail orders is due 10 days before the pickup date.
2026 Pickup Dates: April 25, May 30, July 25, August 22, September 19, October 17, November 14.
Explore Shipping Options
Explore Shipping Options
Smaller bags are sent via USPS.
A USPS box holds:
1. 3 five pound bags or
2. 6 two pound bags or
3. 2 five pound bags and 2 two pound bags or
4. 1 five pound bag and four two pound bags .
Rates range from $8.79 for most addresses within 150 miles to $16.39 to California/ $18.25 to Alaska.
Bags larger than 5 pounds are sent via UPS.
A UPS box holds:
1. One 20# bag or
2. One 25# bag or
3. One 45# bag or
4. One 20# bag and one 5# bag or
5. One 20# bag and one 25# bag or
6. One 25# bag and one 5# bag or
7. Two 20# bags
Due to UPS surcharges, we cannot send a 50 pound bag. It is less expensive to send a twenty pound and a twenty five pound bag in one box than two twenty five pound bags in two boxes.
To make shipping as affordable as possible, we calculate shipping manually for your order. You will receive your invoice including shipping within 1-3 days of your order, at which time you can submit your payment via Zelle or mail your check.
- 50 LB bags are for pickup only
- For shipping options, click dropdown arrow (above right)
- We accept cash, check or Zelle
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