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Wheatland™ Pinto Beans • Farm Fresh • Mylar, Oxygen Absorber & Bucket provide 25 year+ shelf life • Vegan • Non-GMO • High Trust Seller • Emergency Food Storage • Wheatland 40 Year Legacy • 25lbs •
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- REAL FOOD FOR A BETTER LIFE: For over 40 years we have helped families prepare for the days ahead. Our powerfully nutritious real foods have just one ingredient like wheat, lentils or pinto beans, no additives of any kind.
- GROWN BY FAMILY FARMERS: Our foods are grown by family farmers (most in Utah and Idaho) then cleaned and packaged in our state-of-the-art food plant. We are selective. We don’t rely on a single-family farm. Rather we work with many family farmers to select only the best-of-harvest, chemical-free foods.
- PACKED TO LAST: The food inside our buckets is sealed in Mylar with oxygen absorbers—a method tested by food scientists (who also work with the US military's foods) to provide a 30-year shelf life. Less reliable methods (gamma sealed bucket lids or rubber gaskets alone) tend to degrade over time, allowing air and moisture penetration, food decay and weevil infestation. Our Mylar can be opened then quickly heat-sealed, providing access to your foods over the years without losing freshness.
- NON-GMO & SPROUTABLE: Our products are Non-GMO Project Verified… and as a certified seed dealer we know the varietal genetics on all our seed. So you can plant your wheat berries or beans, harvest them and replenish your storage. Or you can sprout our products for a powerful nutritional boost if fresh vegetables are in short supply.
- CHEMICAL-TESTED Wheatland is the only major seller of long term food storage that tests for 210 common agricultural chemicals
- HIGH TRUST: As a small, employee-owned company, we still answer the phone every day and solve customer problems. Let us help you and your family prepare for the days ahead. At Wheatland Seed we love what we do ... providing our customers Real Food for a Better Life! (White Rice and Sugar are sourced from farmer-owned cooperatives in Arkansas and Idaho, respectively.)
