| The_Urban_Farming_Source_Book Gardening supplies specifically geared towards indoor and organic gardening. |
| Clothes_Line_Shop Offers a range of laundry related products including clotheslines, laundry hampers, ironing boards and covers. |
| Clothes_Racks Offers commercial grade garment racks direct to consumers for home use. |
| Deelint_com Lint, dust, pet hair remover for clothing. |
| G_&_M_Enterprises,_Inc_ Offers the Laundry Buddy. A high end, solid wood rotating garment organizer and sorter. |
| Garment_Racks,_Etc_ Sells rolling clothes racks, bags and covers. |
| Handy_Laundry,_Inc_ Offers an assortment of laundry bags including mesh, nylon, lingerie and duffle bags. |
| Magnetic_Laundry_System Offers an environmentally friendly alternative to using chemical laundry detergent for people with allergies and chemical sensitivities. |
| Mozique_LLC Offers the Tsunami Wave brand natural and biodegradable laundry capsules which utilize activated ceramics to ionize water. |
| Mrs__Stewart\'s_Bluing Sells a multi-use, environmentally safe fabric whitener. |
| Sock_Pro Product to keep socks together in washer and dryer to help with sorting. |
| Starch_Supplies Offers sales of powder clothing starch in a variety of sizes. Located in Wales, ships in UK and Europe. |
| Bobs_Red_Mill Packaged and bulk stone ground whole grain and natural foods in small or large quantities. Available from the mill or from retail stores. |
| The_Bread_Beckers,_Inc_ Suppliers of grains, supplies, and equipment for bread making. |
| Butte_Creek_Mill Offers corn, wheat, rye, triticale, rice, soya, millet, buckwheat, and oat flours, grains, and mixes. |
| Carolina_Rice Long grain rice and recipes. Sold in areas of USA only where products are not available in local grocery stores. |
| C_H__Guenther_and_Son Provides flour, baking and biscuit mixes, gravy mixes, and tortilla products under the brand names Pioneer, White Lily, and White Wings. |
| Christmas_Point_Wild_Rice_Company Offering a variety of wild rice products grown in Northern Minnesota. |
| Conrad_Rice_Mill Konrico brand of white, brown, and wild pecan rices, seasonings, and a variety of foodstuffs from New Iberia, Louisiana. |
| Ellis_Stansel_Rice_Company Offers aromatic Louisiana brown and white rice in several size bags. Also offers rice flour. |
| Far_North_Wild_Rice Natural lake wild rice. |
| Fox_River_Rice Rice side dishes and pudding, including vegetarian. Retail and wholesale pricing. |
| Gibbs_Wild_Rice Wild rice sold in bag, box, or gift tin, plus instant pilaf, soup and pancake mixes. |
| 1-800-Granola Granola and nuesli cereals and snacks, and hand painted ceramic bowls and storage canisters. |
| Grizzlies_Granola_and_Nuts An artisanal food company located in Eugene, Oregon, making Grizzlies brand breakfast cereals and trail mixes. |
| HiStakes_Spelt Featuring spelt berries and flour, grain mills and mixers, and bread baking accessories. |
| Hoffman\'s_Wild_Rice Canadian grown wild rice. Five pound minimum order. Wholesale prices available upon request. |
| Homestead_Gristmill Chemical-free products from a restored water-powered gristmill. Includes flour, baking mixes, whole grains and cookware. |
| Indian_Harvest Specialty rice, exotic grains and heirloom beans. Includes recipes and cooking tips. |
| Lal_Qilla_Basmati_Rice Rice from India. |
| Mindful_Mornings Offering several flavors of instant oatmeal. |
| Nature\'s_Wild_Rice_Company Wild rice, rice blends, specialty rices and grains, dried beans, dried fruits, dried mushrooms and spices. |
| Northern_Quinoa_Corp_ Producer of specialty grains, beans, lentils, and wild rice. Products are organic or conventional, gluten-free, kosher, bulk or pre-packaged. |
| Phipps_Country Heirloom beans, peas, soup mixes, condiments, herbs and spices, grains, rice and flour, beeswax honey and candles. |
| Quinoa_Corporation Quinoa history, harvest photographs, recipes, and sales of pasta made from quinoa. |
| Ralston Offers Ralston 100% Hot Wheat Cereal, USA sales only. Includes Tom Mix sponsor history. |
| Ramy_Wild_Rice Wild rice products including organic selection, and gift boxes. |
| Reward_Specialty_Food_Company All-natural granola products including cereal, bars, trail mix, and snacks. |
| RiceTec,_Inc_ A guide to gourmet rice from the makers of Texmati, Kasmati and Rice Select products. |
| Southaven_Farm Natural, unsweetened, whole grain baking mixes. |
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