PEFF: "Good Grain"

"Good Grain" is the comeback story of the local grain movement in New Jersey, exploring the opportunity that the local grain economy brings. Registration requested.

Imagine: Next door lives a hardworking organic farmer. Each summer you watch majestic fields of wheat mature from green to gold. And then the harvest. At a new stone mill down the road, a miller grinds the farmer’s wheat into whole grain flour, sold just days old at the local market. At a small bakery on Main Street, a sourdough baker sells artisan loaves. At the corner pub, a craft brewer pours pints brewed with local ingredients. It all tastes amazing. Once upon a time, American communities were centered around their farmers, millers, and food artisans. "Good Grain" is the comeback story of the local grain movement, as found in New Jersey, the original Garden State.

Presented in partnership wtih the Farminary at the Princeton Theological Seminary.

​Part of the Princeton Environmental Film Festival. See peff.eventive.org for the full schedule of events.

Community Room Accessibility

• Wheelchair accessible
• Assistive listening system compatible with personal T-coil-enabled devices (compatible headphones also available for use during programs)
• English-language subtitles for films (when available)
• If there is an accommodation that you need or would like so that you can fully enjoy library programs, please visit our Accommodations Request Form.

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