Does anyone have suggestions on a good wheat variety to grow on a small scale?

The MotherEarth News is a great resource. I searched for grow your own wheat and found a lot of useful websites.

@YARNLADY Thanks. Yes, I’ve done online research. I was just hoping to talk one-on-one with someone who had personal experience.

Since no one else answered….

I guess it would depend on what your climate and soil is like where you live. We don’t grow wheat where I live so I don’t have any first hand experience with it. You might find it helpful to search for a local organic farmers’ association or consult a local university (if it has an agriculture department). In the book by Janine Bensus (sp?) called Biomimicry, she references an organization located somewhere in central U.S. that studies wheat. I think it was called The Land Institute or something like that. They might have some good advice.

Don’t laugh, I am serious. Perhaps you could take a cue from the Amish or Mennonites.
http://www.welcome-to-lancaster-county.com/amish-farm.html
They farm larger areas, but I believe still they practice organic farming. Although they would not call it that.