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Jerry Bank
 
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Default Source for triticale

Recently I had purchased some triticale on the internet. I then grind it
into flour. I very much like the results I have gotten.

Does anyone know of a reasonable source for this item. I have found
prices for the bulk grain at fairly low prices, but the shipping has been
very expensive. Might I find a local source?

Thanks.
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