BridgeWorks http://bridgeworksinc.org Children & Youth Ministry Co-Operative (Thailand) Thu, 05 May 2011 01:34:56 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Rice part 3/3 | Milling & Sale http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=993 http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=993#comments Wed, 27 Apr 2011 02:11:52 +0000 Raelene http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=993 The black rice can be sold wholesale, unhulled (unmilled) – this is quick and easy, and gets the funds invested in the crop back quickly. If it is milled before selling, it can be sold for more – either wholesale in one lot, or packaged and sold retail at the markets. Another
initiative this rice season has been the purchase of a mill for the black rice – shared by BridgeWorks and River Crossing. The milling of the black rice cannot be done by the same type of mill that is used for white rice. (It can also be used to mill brown rice, which is worth more than if the rice is milled white). There are only a few places where the black rice can be milled commercially, and is is not unusual for the rice to be replaced by poorer quality or insect infested rice when taken to a commercial miller. So this is a good investment for the Children’s Homes. The teenagers have loved learning to use it! The Homes held a combined Harvest Festival at BridgeWorks on Father’s Day (King’s birthday in Thailand) in December, and the first batch of rice was milled on this day, amid much excitement!
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]]> http://bridgeworksinc.org/?feed=rss2&p=993 0 Rice part 2/3 | Reaping & Threshing http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=991 http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=991#comments Wed, 27 Apr 2011 02:04:48 +0000 Raelene http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=991 The black rice can be sold wholesale, unhulled (unmilled) – this is quick and easy, and gets the funds invested in the crop back quickly. If it is milled before selling, it can be sold for more – either wholesale in one lot, or packaged and sold retail at the markets. Another
initiative this rice season has been the purchase of a mill for the black rice – shared by BridgeWorks and River Crossing. The milling of the black rice cannot be done by the same type of mill that is used for white rice. (It can also be used to mill brown rice, which is worth more than if the rice is milled white). There are only a few places where the black rice can be milled commercially, and is is not unusual for the rice to be replaced by poorer quality or insect infested rice when taken to a commercial miller. So this is a good investment for the Children’s Homes. The teenagers have loved learning to use it! The Homes held a combined Harvest Festival at BridgeWorks on Father’s Day (King’s birthday in Thailand) in December, and the first batch of rice was milled on this day, amid much excitement!
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]]> http://bridgeworksinc.org/?feed=rss2&p=993 0 Rice part 1/3 | The 2010 Harvest http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=988 http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=988#comments Wed, 27 Apr 2011 01:59:36 +0000 Raelene http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=988 The black rice can be sold wholesale, unhulled (unmilled) – this is quick and easy, and gets the funds invested in the crop back quickly. If it is milled before selling, it can be sold for more – either wholesale in one lot, or packaged and sold retail at the markets. Another
initiative this rice season has been the purchase of a mill for the black rice – shared by BridgeWorks and River Crossing. The milling of the black rice cannot be done by the same type of mill that is used for white rice. (It can also be used to mill brown rice, which is worth more than if the rice is milled white). There are only a few places where the black rice can be milled commercially, and is is not unusual for the rice to be replaced by poorer quality or insect infested rice when taken to a commercial miller. So this is a good investment for the Children’s Homes. The teenagers have loved learning to use it! The Homes held a combined Harvest Festival at BridgeWorks on Father’s Day (King’s birthday in Thailand) in December, and the first batch of rice was milled on this day, amid much excitement!
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]]> http://bridgeworksinc.org/?feed=rss2&p=993 0 BridgeWorks Ink, 2010 October http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=959 http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=959#comments Sun, 03 Oct 2010 14:00:48 +0000 Raelene http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=959 The black rice can be sold wholesale, unhulled (unmilled) – this is quick and easy, and gets the funds invested in the crop back quickly. If it is milled before selling, it can be sold for more – either wholesale in one lot, or packaged and sold retail at the markets. Another
initiative this rice season has been the purchase of a mill for the black rice – shared by BridgeWorks and River Crossing. The milling of the black rice cannot be done by the same type of mill that is used for white rice. (It can also be used to mill brown rice, which is worth more than if the rice is milled white). There are only a few places where the black rice can be milled commercially, and is is not unusual for the rice to be replaced by poorer quality or insect infested rice when taken to a commercial miller. So this is a good investment for the Children’s Homes. The teenagers have loved learning to use it! The Homes held a combined Harvest Festival at BridgeWorks on Father’s Day (King’s birthday in Thailand) in December, and the first batch of rice was milled on this day, amid much excitement!
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]]> http://bridgeworksinc.org/?feed=rss2&p=993 0 Tapped In! http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=952 http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=952#comments Wed, 22 Sep 2010 02:36:44 +0000 Raelene http://bridgeworksinc.org/?p=952 The black rice can be sold wholesale, unhulled (unmilled) – this is quick and easy, and gets the funds invested in the crop back quickly. If it is milled before selling, it can be sold for more – either wholesale in one lot, or packaged and sold retail at the markets. Another
initiative this rice season has been the purchase of a mill for the black rice – shared by BridgeWorks and River Crossing. The milling of the black rice cannot be done by the same type of mill that is used for white rice. (It can also be used to mill brown rice, which is worth more than if the rice is milled white). There are only a few places where the black rice can be milled commercially, and is is not unusual for the rice to be replaced by poorer quality or insect infested rice when taken to a commercial miller. So this is a good investment for the Children’s Homes. The teenagers have loved learning to use it! The Homes held a combined Harvest Festival at BridgeWorks on Father’s Day (King’s birthday in Thailand) in December, and the first batch of rice was milled on this day, amid much excitement!
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