Willie loves these dog bones made with our whole wheat flour. They are a great treat for all your hound dog friends. Download Recipe
Offering our cdfa organic flour and whole grains in local stores.
Find Honeydew home grown products at the Honeydew Store, Golden Gait Mercantile, Kneeland Farm Stand, Kettenpom Store, North Coast Coop in Eureka and Arcata, Wild Berries, Eureka Natural Foods, and local farmers markets. Selection subject to change. Not a baker? Beck's Bakery uses our flour and grains in their whole wheat bread, stone ground wheat and rye crackers.
White Sonora wheat is one of the oldest surviving wheat varieties anywhere in North America. It's great for making tortillas and pastries.
White Sonora wheat is one of the oldest surviving wheat varieties anywhere in North America. It's great for making tortillas and pastries.
This is a great flour for making tortillas, pastries and cookies.
A soft white flour great for baking pastries and tortillas.
Ground the berries to make flour for bread, or use for making alcohol.
So what should you do with your Hindley Ranch Wheat? We have a few tried and tested family recipes you might enjoy...
Willie loves these dog bones made with our whole wheat flour. They are a great treat for all your hound dog friends. Download Recipe
Our Lemon Blueberry Bread is moist, and easy to make with fresh or frozen blueberries.
We put raisins, walnuts and cinnamon-y spices in our flavorful Zucchini Bread. Download Recipe
At Hindley Ranch, we are fortunate to have a lot of friends who like to help us bring in the wheat. It's hard work, but fun too. We take pride in growing healthy food for folks in our community.
Our good friend Rudi Weber captures the fun and hard work that goes into harvesting the wheat. YouTube Video
This year we literally grew rye in our front yard. YouTube Video
It's rewarding to watch wheat beginning to grow and move with the wind. QuickTime Movie
In 2013, we grew barley on the ranch. This time we grew the bearded kind of barley so our "deer" friends wouldn't eat it. QuickTime Movie
We had a great time harvesting the wheat with the support of our friends. YouTube Video
Here's a bit about us in our own words and the press...
Our family has been farming in the Mattole Valley in Honeydew, California since 1872. For many years the family raised sheep and cattle, and grew crops that were milled for flour and animal feed. The modernization of farming and large-scale agriculture in the 1950's led to the demise of farming in the Mattole Valley. Transportation of goods through the narrow and winding roads out of the valley have always made bringing goods to market a challenge. We're committed to bring back the growing organic wheat, rye and barley in the Mattole Valley.
