Los Angeles Bread Bakers

Hello, and welcome to the Los Angeles Bread Bakers blog! On this blog, we will be chronicling our journey growing wheat in Southern California, discussing the meaning of this endeavor, and explaining both our process and the history behind this important experiment. Look forward to information on California landrace wheat, photographs from planting and—eventually—harvesting, and figures and facts about the project.

Thursday, April 17, 2014

Wheat Growth Stages

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Following up on Community garden grains, the seven varieties of wheat in the Emerson Avenue Community Garden are in different growth stages...
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Thursday, April 10, 2014

Community Garden Grain

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Seven varieties of wheat are growing, side-by-side, in Westchester's  Emerson Avenue Community Garden , located on the grounds of Orvill...
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Sunday, April 6, 2014

Backyard Wheat

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Mark Stambler sent pictures of grain plots thriving in his back yard. And some interesting progress in our front yard, across town. ...
Saturday, April 5, 2014

Update from Santa Ynez

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We last saw Curtis Davenport's field of young Sonora in the first week of March.   Almost exactly a month later, here's how it  look...
Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Wheat Sprouting near Santa Ynez

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We last visited Curtis Davenport in mid December when he was collecting soil samples for analysis. It's been a dry couple ...
Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Lying Down on the Job

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A short report on wheat growth in our front yard. I'm skeptical that our small planting of India-Jammu will add much to our ...
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