Organic and Naked (Hull-less) Barley: Practices, Production Costs, and Benefits

Content Source: eOrganic

Resource Explained

This guide, produced by Brian Baker, Brigid Meints, and Patrick Hayes of Oregon State University, examines organic and naked (hull-less) barley production through producer surveys, interviews, and economic analysis. Despite barley's rotation and soil health benefits, economic barriers — particularly limited markets and low prices — constrain adoption.

Region

Midwest, Northeast/Mid-Atlantic, Northwest, Plains, Southeast, West/Southwest

Topic

Cropping Systems, Business and Marketing

Category

Grain and Field Crops

Year Published

2020

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