The Whole Foods Co-op has a couple varieties of local wild rice.

Just a word of caution-- not all wild rice is from Minnesota, and not all wild rice is equal. Purists prefer hand-harvested, hand-parched wild-harvested rice. Other kinds you can find up here are grown in Canada and California, so read the label. Also, much of the Canadian and Californian "wild rice" is cultivated commecially, sometimes in man-made ponds, and often using mechanical harvesting. There are several local sources of wild rice- going to the co-op or buying direct from a tribe is your best bet.

Like jen said... Hand harvested,  hand parched, Minnesota Lake rice. It will have longer, somewhat lighter colored grains than paddy rice. Accept no substitute. It will be much more expensive. But it is worth it. Cooks much faster, pumps up more, is a completely different product. Mount Royal fine foods has the real deal as does Black Bear Casino (I believe). I think you also may be able to buy from the tribal center in Cloquet, but it is not prepackaged and may only be in the fall.