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About
Grains From the Plains by Sunflower Acres is a truly family farm, with all family members participating. We are located on the Colorado Plains near Hugo.
Products & Services
We hand deliver grains to your door to most areas of the Colorado Front Range. At Grains From the Plains, we are dedicated to organic and sustainable practices. We are presently raising millet, two modern hybrid wheat varieties, Scout 66, and Turkey Red Heirloom Wheat.
Related Updates
For the week of October 9th, 2023
By Paul Bonneville
October 9th, 2023
News & Media

Colorado Grain Chain Seeks to Increase Market Demand and Awareness for Locally Grown Grains

Kevin and his family run Grains from the Plains, one of our partner farms where we purchase some of our wheat from 🌾

Kevin Poss’ grandfather grew Scout 66, a cool-season wheat variety, on the family farm in Hugo. While grain production has changed significantly in the past three generations, Kevin continues growing the winter wheat variety.“ My father and grandfather both sold their grains into the commodity system,” says Kevin, a Colorado Grain Chain member. “We sell direct to consumer, and I am so grateful to my customers who make it possible for me to still carry on the family tradition of farming grains close to Hugo.”
Locations
Hugo, Lincoln County, CO, 80821
United States
News & Media

Colorado Grain Chain Seeks to Increase Market Demand and Awareness for Locally Grown Grains

Kevin and his family run Grains from the Plains, one of our partner farms where we purchase some of our wheat from 🌾

Kevin Poss’ grandfather grew Scout 66, a cool-season wheat variety, on the family farm in Hugo. While grain production has changed significantly in the past three generations, Kevin continues growing the winter wheat variety.“ My father and grandfather both sold their grains into the commodity system,” says Kevin, a Colorado Grain Chain member. “We sell direct to consumer, and I am so grateful to my customers who make it possible for me to still carry on the family tradition of farming grains close to Hugo.”
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