Hand Grinder for Grains--Non-Electric

Home Grain Mills – Comparison of Manual Grain Grinders for the Home
https://commonsensehome.com/home-grain-mill/

  Whole grains are affordable, last longer in storage and can provide excellent flavor and quality. That said, you can’t use these grains to their full potential without a home grain mill. Manual flour mills tend to be less expensive than their powered cousins, but still get the job done. For light amounts of grain grinding or an off grid situation, a manual grinder is a solid choice.   ---CONTINUED---

Includes:

   What is a Grain Mill?
   Why Do I Need a Grain Mill?
       -Freshly Ground Flour Provides Better Nutrition
       -You Can Be More Self-Sufficient (Now and During Emergencies)
       -Have More Uses for the Materials You Grow Yourself
   Which Home Grain Mill is the Best for Me?
       -The Victorio Brand (AKA Back To Basics)
       -The WonderMill Junior Deluxe
       -The Country Living Grain Mill

Improvised Grain Mill
http://www.survival-gear.org/Guides/Food-Water-Fire/Food_Improvised_Grain_Mill.pdf

 (BIG SNIP) ... Even the most primitive peoples who subsist primarily on grains grind or pound them into a meal or paste before cooking. (Rice is the only important exception.) Few Americans know how to process whole-kernel grains and soybeans (our largest food reserves) into meal. This ignorance could be fatal to survivors of a pandemic. The best expedient means developed and field-tested for pounding grain or beans into meal and flour is an improvised 3-pipe grain mill. Instructions for making and using this effective grain-pounding device follow. The grain mill described can efficiently pound whole-grain wheat, corn, etc., into meal and flour thereby greatly improving digestibility and avoiding the diarrhea and sore mouths that would result from eating large quantities of un-ground grain. ---CONTINUED---

Here’s How To Use A Grain Mill And Make Flour [With Pictures]
https://homesteadsurvivalsite.com/how-to-use-grain-mill-make-flour-pictures/

  (SNIP) ... Any farmer will sell you a bushel of wheat berries for next to nothing. However, if you want to grow wheat that is organic and non-GMO, your best bet is to grow your own. Once you’ve got your wheat, converting it into flour is surprisingly easy.   ---CONTINUED---