Amish Organic Premium Yellow Popcorn

We have personally tried yellow popcorn from many different places over the years from typical store shelves to other organic growers including several Amish farms. Each time we ventured off the popcorn supplied by Stutzman Farms, mainly because we ran out and needed a quick fix for movie night, we were disappointed in the taste and number of duds we had to watch for. There is just something in the way Stutzman Farms grows their popcorn that we have never been able to duplicate. It just tastes better and pops up with very few duds.  It is most definitely something you will want to use in your kettle corn, popcorn balls, and other popcorn recipes. Click Here to view our Amish Organic Ladyfinger popcorn variety.

About Stutzman Farms

Cottage Craft Works is proud to provide such a high-quality supply of organic bulk foods. These foods are processed on an Amish family-run farm that has been growing all organic for over six decades.

If you're looking for high-quality certified organically grown grains to mill yourself or to purchase milled flour, then you have found the place to purchase them in bulk.

Stutzman Family Farms has grown organic grains in the Ohio rolling hills of Holmes County for over 60 years. Long before organic certification ever existed the Stutzman family practiced organic soil management to obtain rich fertile soil and high-quality grains throughout their Amish heritage.

Stutzman Farms is organically certified through the Ohio Ecological Food & Farm Association (OEFFA). The Stutzman family processes a variety of natural organic grains.

Food processing from the organic grains is completed on the Stutzman Farms. These facilities are routinely inspected by the Ohio Department of Agriculture.

All grains and grain products processed on the Stutzman Farms are organically grown.

Stutzman Farms specializes in growing and harvesting Spelt, Wheat, Oats, Rye, and Corn on Ohio Amish Farms using the old-time planting and harvesting methods.

Grains such as Amaranth, Barley, Long Grain Brown Rice, Buckwheat, and Golden Flax Seed may not adapt well to the Ohio climate.  In this case, these grains may be grown in limited supply or supplemented by other organic growers from across the United States. These organic growers may consist of other Amish organic farmers as well as non-Amish traditional organic farmers.  

Grains are stored and processed right on the farm. Each order is hand-filled right from the farm storage facilities.

Despite their Amish back-to-basics heritage, the Stutzman family keeps up with the modern needs of health-conscious eaters.  They now offer sprouted grain products and keep improving their processing and machinery to provide the highest quality products available in any health food store.

Orders are still processed in the old-fashioned way and shipped directly from the Amish farm in Ohio. Please allow a few extra days for your order to arrive.

Because the Amish farm is not computerized, we do not have electronic tracking to automatically update your order status from processing to ship. Orders are shipped using the old-style UPS book. Manual tracking numbers are kept at the farm should we ever need to trace a package.

Our Amish grain products are popular with many repeat customers.

Please note our 50 lb. limit on shipping: UPS, unfortunately, does not calculate the second box when orders exceed 50 lbs.

For this reason, to keep our overall prices low for now, we have to limit 50 lbs. to two each 25lb. bags per each order. We are sorry for this inconvenience as we have researched all other alternatives and will continue to do so. 

While eating whole grains and grain products are generally recommended by healthcare professionals for all the known health and nutrition benefits, some people may develop adverse reactions leading to serious and life-threatening allergic reactions or complications within the digestive system or bowel tract.

People who are new to whole grains or a specific new grain product should complete their own research to learn more about how it is digested, the health benefits, and the risks of making an informed purchasing decision. 

Even then new grains and products should be used in small amounts until the person can see how they will tolerate the product.

People with an already known digestive tract and bowel complications should consult a physician before embarking on a new whole grain enriched diet. Some of the products made from whole grains are water-insoluble and may bulk up and block an already partially obstructed bowel.