Aurora Mills & Farm 

Linneus, Maine
Grain Sourced by BGM: Oats, Spring Wheat

Now in its second generation, a family farm and stone mill in Aroostook County, growing organic food-grade grain since 1998.

auroramillsandfarm.com

Carbon Sponge

Hudson Valley, New York
Grain Sourced by BGM: Sorghum

A research collaboration founded in 2018 by Brooke Singer, growing sorghum across a network of small Hudson Valley farms to study how healthy soil captures carbon.

carbonsponge.org

Cold Brook Farm

Oldwick, New Jersey
Grain Sourced by BGM: Rouge de Bourdeaux, Glenn, Danko Rye, Redeemer, Oats

Beginning in earnest in August of 2019, Cold Brook Farm has 43-acres of regenerative farm land in Hunterdon County, certified organic in 2024.

coldbrookfarmnj.com

Gianforte Farm 

Cazenovia, New York
Grain Sourced by BGM: Red Fife, Corn, Oats

An organic farm on the rolling hilltops north of Cazenovia, growing up to thirteen food-grade grains and beans in a rotation underseeded with legumes.

gianfortefarm.com

Hudson Valley Hops & Grains

Ancram, New York
Grain Sourced by BGM: Wheat, Rye, Oats, Beans, Sunflowers, Einkorn, Buckwheat

Four hundred certified organic acres in Columbia County, farmed by Stuart Farr since 2015 using a unique approach that prioritizes the soil and it's health above everything else.

hudsonvalleyhopsandgrains.com

Migrash Farm 

Randallstown, Maryland
Grain Sourced by BGM: Wheat, Rye, Spelt, Oats, Rice, Beans, Corn

Thirty-two acres in the Patapsco River watershed, farmed since 2014 with the priority of soil health first, harvest second.

migrashfarm.com

Seneca Grain & Bean

Penn Yan, New York
Grain Sourced by BGM: Wheat, Rye, Spelt, Oats, Einkorn, Corn, Beans

A Finger Lakes family farm that transitioned to organic in the early 1990s, well ahead of its neighbors. They now work with a network of young growers across New York and the Northeast.

senecagrainandbean.com

Stone House Grain

Hudson, New York
Grain Sourced by BGM: Glenn

Three thousand organically managed acres outside Hudson, worked in a long rotation of pasture, hay, and grain. Certified organic through NOFA-NY and the Real Organic Project.

stonehousegrain.com