Barley plays a prominent role as a source of feed for both ruminants and monogastric farm animals in Western Canada. Being an important source of feed, it is therefore useful to know the nutritional profiles of barley grains grown in Alberta. The feed barley survey was initiated to know the nutritional profile of barley produced in
Read MoreAlberta Barley supports the next generation of barley scientists and is excited to offer scholarships to students actively engaged in barley research. Click below to learn more. Applications or questions may be directed to Lauren Comin at lcomin@albertawheatbarley.com.
Read MoreBy: David Simbo, Research Manager What should I consider when choosing to grow malt barley, and which varieties should I grow? To answer some of the questions farmers may have about the crop, the following guide includes basic information and links to further sources. Variety selection The Canadian Malting Barley Technical Centre (CMBTC) has recommended
Read MoreSpotlight on Barley Diseases is a handy in-field guide is a producers resource to be used during scouting. It provides effective disease management strategies and helps growers identify some of the most prevalent barley diseases. Download the guide here: Disease management booklet 2017_OUTLINES
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(Above) Linda Hall speaks to farmers about improving yield and quality through agronomic practices, July 19. Summer time is the perfect opportunity for field tours and Alberta Barley’s research manager David Simbo has been criss-crossing Alberta, learning more about the commission’s research and interacting with our members. Applied Research Associations have been an effective tool
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