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Ardent Mills expanding specialty grains capabilities at Denver mill
DENVER, COLORADO, U.S. - Ardent Mills is introducing new capabilities at its Denver mill, including cleaning
and packing intact grains, pearl barley and dehulling heirloom grains like emmer, einkorn and spelt, the company said
May 22. More farmers are seeking to bring these grains to
market, according to Ardent Mills, and the company is seeing increasing demand from its customers in segments such
as artisan baking, brewing and distilling, food service, and
retail foods.
The mill, which is in the River North Art District (RiNo)
of Denver, will produce and clean organic and non-bioengineered/non-GMO grains and sell them nationwide in
25-pound and 50-pound bags and totes. With 5,000 cwts of
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IGP appoints associate director
MANHATTAN, KANSAS, U.S. -
Shawn Thiele, interim associate director at Kansas State University's IGP
Institute, has been promoted to associate director. He will continue to lead
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curriculum.
"Shawn has served as a great ambassador for the IGP Institute and the department of Grain Science and Industry
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Smith, IGP Institute director, and grain
science department head.
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manager in 2016. In 2018, he added the
responsibilities of interim associate director. Prior to his return to KSU, Thiele
worked in the oat and corn milling business for eight years at Quaker Oats.
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