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Kingfield Bakeries Team Up To Fight Hunger

Wheat from unusual art installation will make bread for needy.

Three local bakeries in Kingfield are joining in a unique art project designed to bake top-quality food for local food shelves.

Amber Waves, an installation by local artist Tom Henry, planted three gracefully curving rows of wheat in Bohemian Flats, a Minneapolis city park next to the Mississippi River underneath the Washington Avenue Bridge. The wheat was harvested earlier this summer, and was ground into flour and delivered to a number of area eateries this week.

, , and are turning the proceedes of that harvest into enough bread to theoretically feed "hundreds" according to the Amber Waves project's Facebook page

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The wheat harvested from Amber Waves created 160 pounds of flour, the page also noted.


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