US millers seek healthier, local grains amid demand
They publishedUS millers look to old ways as buyers look for healthier options
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Who
What
- Old Mill in East Tennessee, operating since 1830, grinds cornmeal with traditional stone mills.
- Promoters argue stone-ground mills offer whole foods with fewer additives than industrial mills.
- Economics favor industrial facilities; many traditional mills no longer operate commercially.
- Rural Appalachia faces nutrition, poverty, and access challenges despite renewed interest.
- Local advocates urge government subsidies to support traditional mills and rural food systems.
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topics: Health, Education, Environment · language: eng
topics: Health, Education, Environment · language: eng
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