(Triticum dicoccum); winter wheat
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 packet is a mixture of black, blue land white emmer grown in a mixed plot.
For the strongest, most true colors, go to distinct color lines: Black, Blue or White
Package sizes:
- 10 grams of seeds in hulls
- quarter pound of seeds in hulls (113 g)
On our homestead, we do not yet have a method of consistently crack the hulls for making flour.
For reference, 100 seeds with hulls weighs around 3.5 grams.
