Fall Emmer - White Hulled

(Triticum turgidum.dicoccon); Hulled; Fall-planted

Emmer was one of the first crops to be domesticated in the Near East.  It was widely cultivated in the ancient world. On a homestead scale, the hull is difficult to remove.  Highly ornamental, many people grow emmer for decorative use.  This multi-generational line has been selected for hulls that are white in color.

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On our homestead, we have yet to master a method for consistently crack emmer's hulls to making flour. 

For reference, 100 seeds with hulls weighs around 3.5 grams.