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It's simple . . . and so are our ingredients.Organic Whole Grain flour isn't new for us. Since we started in 1988 we've always milled our flour this way using a low temperature impact milling process. Low temperatures keep our flours stable without heat destroying the vital nutrients.You won't find additives or preservatives in our flour. You will find all the bran and germ - simply the entire whole grain kernel, keeping all the nutrients nature intended.We specialize in milling only certified organic Canadian grown grains - Red Spring Wheat, White Spring Wheat, Red Fife Wheat, Spelt, Buckwheat and Fall Rye. Our organic flour products are offered in 1kg, 2kg, 10kg and 20kg size bags.Grandma Nunweiler's old fashioned organic pancake & waffle mixes include our original whole grain, buttermilk, buckwheat and spelt. Our mixes are made ensuring superior quality and of course . . . taste great.Our mill is certified by ProCert Organic Systems , an internationally recognized Organic certifier.

Horizon Fertilizers Ltd. is locally owned, with dependable and knowledgeable staff dedicated to knowing our customers business. We focus on making our customers more successful by understanding their definition of success and helping them achieve it. Through superior agronomic services , marketing information, flexible decision making, and strong supplier relations we will ensure Horizon Fertilizers brings the highest value to our customers.

The Bruno Arts Bank is a small rural arts centre owned and operated by Kristen Berkel and Jonas Hrebeniuk. Situated in a two story 1,200 square foot heritage building built in 1917 - formerly the Dominion Bank, Royal Bank & Conexus Insurance, now renamed 'The Arts Building' - at 531 Main Street in Bruno, Saskatchewan, the Arts Bank officially opened October 16th 2010 as the home of a music venue, coffee shop, music and book store, art gallery, mini-museum, and artist residency. Located one hour east of Saskatoon, Bruno is a predominately agricultural community set in a rural Saskatchewan landscape that includes a former Ursuline Convent, an abandoned brick and clay works factory, pioneer homesteads, and protected wild life reserves.