Heritage grains are traditional, open-pollinated varieties cultivated for generations, prized for their robust flavor, nutritional density, and genetic diversity. Unlike modern hybrids, they're often grown organically, thriving in low-input systems. Milled into flour for artisanal breads, pastas, and cereals, they benefit bakers seeking complex tastes, farmers preserving biodiversity, and health-conscious consumers seeking digestible, nutrient-rich alternatives to conventional wheat.
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