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Eagle Road Farms

Order ID Product Name [About Producer] Type Price
Login to order #3549 Red Norland Seed Potatoes - by pound
17 pounds available. Order number of pounds.
Minnesota Certified Seed Potatoes - First Grade. Crop of 2010 grown in the Red River Valley by Shane Thompson, Moorhead MN. A copy of the Certified Seed certificate is available upon request with order. These are extra seed potatoes from seed purchase for this years planting. These produce a well-rounded red variety, that has good qualities for baking or boiling. Resistant to scab and stores well. App. 75 days to maturity
$0.70/pound
Login to order #3550 Red Pontiac Seed Potatoes
30 pounds available. Order number of pounds.
Minnesota Certified Seed Potatoes - First Grade. Crop of 2010 - grown in the Red River Valley by Richard Thompson, Barnesville, MN. A copy of the Certified Seed Certificate is a available upon request with order. Has a thin, reddish skin, shallow eyes, crisp white flesh. Round oblong tubers that tolerate high heat and are good winter keepers. A precaution about this variety: the skin is so thin it should be allowed to cure and firm up far a week or two in the ground after the vines die back. 90 days to maturity
$0.70/pound
Login to order #3548 Yukon Gold Seed Potatoes - by pound
30 pounds available. Order number of pounds.
Minnesota Certified Seed Potatoes - First Grade. From 2010 crop - grown in the Red River Valley by Shane Thompson @ Moorhead, MN. A copy of the Certified Seed Potato label is available upon request with order. These are extra potatoes from the seed purchase we made for this years planting.
$0.75/pound

Grain Place Foods, Inc.

Order ID Product Name [About Producer] Type Price
Login to order #2988 Chia Seeds
Order number of 1.75# bags.
Chia is the edible seed of the desert plant Salvia hispanica. It was a staple of the diet of the Aztecs and Mayans in pre-Columbian times. Chia is high in protein, fiber, omega-3 fatty acids and trace minerals.
Certified Organic $17.76/1.75 # bag
Login to order #3159 Chia Seeds
Order number of 5# bags.
Note this is not certified organic chia. (Organic 5# bag also available; see below.) Chia is the edible seed of the desert plant Salvia hispanica. It was a staple of the diet of the Aztecs and Mayans in pre-Columbian times. Chia is high in protein, fiber, omega-3 fatty acids and trace minerals.
$22.50/5# bag
Login to order #1995 Chia Seeds
Order number of 5# bags.
Chia is the edible seed of the desert plant Salvia hispanica. It was a staple of the diet of the Aztecs and Mayans in pre-Columbian times. Chia is high in protein, fiber, omega-3 fatty acids and trace minerals.
Certified Organic $47.29/5# bag
Login to order #2822 Flax Seed, Brown
Order number of 2# bags.
The slightly nutty flavor of flax seeds plus their omega-3 fatty acid and fiber content make these seeds an increasingly popular item in the diets of health savvy consumers. Grind the seeds first � a coffee grinder works the best � to get full nutrient benefits. A popular way to use ground flaxseeds is as an addition to yogurt or smoothies.
Certified Organic $5.37/2# bag
Login to order #2115 Flax Seed, Golden
Order number of 2# bags.
The slightly nutty flavor of flax seeds plus their omega-3 fatty acid and fiber content make these seeds an increasingly popular item in the diets of health savvy consumers. Grind the seeds first � a coffee grinder works the best � to get full nutrient benefits. A popular way to use ground flaxseeds is as an addition to yogurt or smoothies.
Certified Organic $5.61/2# bag
Login to order #2832 Quinoa
Order number of 1.75# bags.
Quinoa (prounced KEEN-wah) has attained "superfood" status in the U.S. It is not actually a grain, rather, it is related to spinach and chard. Its tiny seeds provide complete protein with the best amino acid profile of any grain. And a great advantage: cooking time is only ten minutes! Use as you would use rice.
Certified Organic $9.47/1.75 # bag
Login to order #3163 Quinoa
Order number of 5# bags.
Quinoa (prounced KEEN-wah) has attained "superfood" status in the U.S. It is not actually a grain, rather, it is related to spinach and chard. Its tiny seeds provide complete protein with the best amino acid profile of any grain. And a great advantage: cooking time is only ten minutes! Use as you would use rice.
Certified Organic $23.02/5# bag


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