John Morris is the author and publisher of Grainmill.net, a resource for choosing a home grain mill and planning a useful milling routine.
A documentation-based approach
The site compares named models through manufacturer product information, operating manuals and ingredient guidance. It turns those records into questions a buyer can act on: which grains are permitted, which parts make up the working system, what the collection arrangement requires, and what remains unknown.
John does not claim hands-on testing of the featured mills, professional milling credentials or measured product performance. Selection reasons are editorial judgments based on cited documentation, not ratings from a test lab.
What the site is here to help with
Start with the buying guides, compare an exact pair of models, or use the mill finder to see which documented workflows match your needs. The practical guides cover ingredient forms, setup, usable flour yield and care.
Editorial and commercial responsibility
John is responsible for the site’s editorial direction and publication. Grainmill.net may earn Amazon commissions through qualifying purchases. That relationship does not establish that an offer is an exact match, or turn an unknown specification into a confirmed fact.
Read the editorial policy and affiliate disclosure for the rules behind the guidance.