Organic - USDA Organic

United States

Crop Rotations

Cover Crops

No Till

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New Deal Grain is a family owned grain processor located in New Deal Texas. We clean and process a wide variety of different commodities and seed.  Our facility is capable of processing both conventional and organic commodities. New Deal Grain is Certified by the State of Texas to process Organic and Food Grade commodities. We work with farmers and vendors to help supply consumers all over the world. Our Company comes from a farming background that has a foundation in farming for over four generations.

New Deal Grain Inc.

USDA Organic

Garbanzo beans are also known as Chick Peas are a multi-purpose bean produced in the United States. Garbanzo Beans are used for the production of Hummus, Gluten Free Flour, Dog Food and for certain Mediterranean dishes consumed in the United States. This Variety of bean is a ninety-day crop as well as a member of the legume family. Garbanzo Beans can be beneficial and profitable to any crop rotation.

Chickpeas

Conventional (Non-GMO)

Sorghum, also known as Milo, is a commonly grown commodity throughout the Midwest. Milo is used as a food grain for human consumption and commonly used in the production of baby food.

Sorghum

Barley is a commodity grown that is very similar to wheat being a member of the grass family. This commodity is very well known for its distinction of malting. Barley is one of the main ingredient for many different beers across the world. Barley can also be used for different breads and fiber products.

Barley

Corn is a popular commodity in the United States that is very diverse due to the levels of starch corn produces. This commodity is used for human consumption in forms of edible corn, corn starch, and other food grade by-products.

Yellow Corn

Wheat is one of the most commonly grown crops in the United States. Wheat is used for a variety of reasons. Wheat’s most common use is to be milled for flour to make varieties of different pieces of bread, crackers, and pasta. Wheat is also very popular for its use of being a beneficial cover crop during the winter in the United States.

Hard Red Winter Wheat

We focus on only the highest quality grains and beans