Wheat Flour – 4 Generations Organic Ruby Lee Whole Wheat Flour 5lbs – 5 lb Bag

This Wheat Flour 5 lb bag is made by 4 Generations Organic and is sold on FLOURISH DELI by 4 Generations Organic. This Wheat Berries is part of our Grains, Nuts & Seeds category and is made specially for Bakery professionnals.

You may know this product as Ruby Lee Whole Wheat Flour 5lbs (SKU # 4GO0004 at 4 Generations Organic). This Grains, Nuts & Seeds comes in a Bag containing 5 lb.

What’s in this Wheat Berries, reference Ruby Lee Whole Wheat Flour 5lbs, from 4 Generations Organic?

Ruby Lee is a new hard red winter wheat released by Oklahoma State University in 2011. The primary area of adaptation for Ruby Lee encompasses all of Oklahoma wheat producing areas extending southward into north Texas and north into southern Kansas and west into the Texas High Plains (with irrigation). Secondary areas of adaptation may extend into northern Kansas, eastern Colorado and southern Nebraska, but Ruby Lee will be at risk where strip rust and very low soil acidity are issues. Ruby Lee is recommended primarily for grain-only management systems. However, dual purpose system production is not discouraged as it has above average ability to be grazed and adaptation to early-planted management systems is very characteristic of Ruby Lee.

This Ruby Lee Whole Wheat Flour 5lbs is a Bakery baking product made in USA by 4 Generations Organic. Its Wheat Berries variety makes it a Wheat Berries Baking Ingredients. The 4 Generations Organic 4 Generations Organic serie is a well known ingredients that will improve your recipes. You can store this Ruby Lee Whole Wheat Flour 5lbs for days. You’ll find this 4 Generations Organic product amongst any other Wheat Berries on this shop.

About 4 generations organic

The 4 generations Organic wheat grown on the land that has been farmed by the same family since the Oklahoma Land Run of 1893. 4 generations Organic sells the finest organic hard red wheat you’ll find. This estate grown premium wheat comes from our farm in Northwest Oklahoma, one you can come on out and visit. If knowing where your food comes from is important to you, you’re in the right place.