Organic Black Beans
Organic Black Beans grown by Meadowlark Organics in Ridgeway, WI. Certified Organic by NICS.
A portion of the proceeds from all bean and corn sales will be donated to Ohe·láku,a nonprofit made up of Oneida families relearning how to grow traditional White Corn together. Learn more here.
Pick through beans carefully!
The quality of beans we grew in 2024 was our best yet, but for a few reasons out of our control, we saw more "foreign material” make it into the combine. It’s important to pick through these beans for any small rocks and bits of soil that have snuck past our cleaners. We are working on adding sorting machines that can clean the beans more effectively in years like this. In the meantime we thank you for your understanding!
Organic Black Beans grown by Meadowlark Organics in Ridgeway, WI. Certified Organic by NICS.
A portion of the proceeds from all bean and corn sales will be donated to Ohe·láku,a nonprofit made up of Oneida families relearning how to grow traditional White Corn together. Learn more here.
Pick through beans carefully!
The quality of beans we grew in 2024 was our best yet, but for a few reasons out of our control, we saw more "foreign material” make it into the combine. It’s important to pick through these beans for any small rocks and bits of soil that have snuck past our cleaners. We are working on adding sorting machines that can clean the beans more effectively in years like this. In the meantime we thank you for your understanding!
Organic Black Beans grown by Meadowlark Organics in Ridgeway, WI. Certified Organic by NICS.
A portion of the proceeds from all bean and corn sales will be donated to Ohe·láku,a nonprofit made up of Oneida families relearning how to grow traditional White Corn together. Learn more here.
Pick through beans carefully!
The quality of beans we grew in 2024 was our best yet, but for a few reasons out of our control, we saw more "foreign material” make it into the combine. It’s important to pick through these beans for any small rocks and bits of soil that have snuck past our cleaners. We are working on adding sorting machines that can clean the beans more effectively in years like this. In the meantime we thank you for your understanding!
