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If we want local, sustainable agriculture, its up to us to make it happen. Grain is the perfect metaphor for how weve lost control of our food supply, and with it lost the skills and tools to feed ourselves. "Uprisings" shows how communities can take back their power by reviving local grain production to improve food security, local economies, and the environment. Step-by-step instructions on everything necessary for successful small-scale grain production are rounded out by a bushel of case studies demonstrating various community grain models. Learn about: Choosing the right grain or grains for your area and participantsPlanting, growing, harvesting, threshing, winnowing, and storing your grainMilling and cooking with whole and sprouted grainsHow to set up community grain projects from scratch, including cooperatives, CSAs, and blended approaches. The new self-sufficiency is community-sufficiency. "Uprisings" offers a wealth of practical advice to inspire and empower anyone interested in local initiatives to develop a community grain-growing model tailored for their unique needs and resources. Vive la revolution Heather McLeod is the co-owner of Makaria Farm and the cofounder of the successful community grain growing project, Island Grains. She is a passionate believer in reskilling and founder of the Renaissance Women, a group dedicated to personal empowerment through relearning basic skills. Sarah Simpson is an award-winning Canadian journalist who has been recognized for her coverage of local and environmental issues such as the Island Grains project. She currently reports for the "Cowichan Valley Citizen."