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What Does Malted Barley Have To Do With Beer?

With the rise in local craft beers and double IPAs, there's plenty of talk about hops, but discussion of malted barley is often secondary (if it's had at all). Both hops and barley have a notable ...
SpaceNews

“SAPPORO Space Barley” Beer Is Launched Onto The Market For The First Time In The World In Limited Quantities For Charity

Tokyo, Dec 3, 2009 (Sapporo Breweries Ltd. (PINK:SOOBF)(Head Office: Tokyo; President Masaru Fukunaga) is launching sales of the world’s first beer produced using malt made 100% from “space barley,” ...
Reuters

With beer drinking down in US, barley farmers now fear tariffs

CHICAGO, March 18 (Reuters) - Overdue loans and mounting interest payments often weigh on Montana barley grower Mitch Konen as he bales hay and loads trailers at his remote farm overlooking the ...
Phoenix New Times

Barley Wine: When Regular Beer Just Isn’t Strong Enough

For those unfamiliar with the beverage, barley wine isn’t wine at all, but rather, a type of ale with a wine-like alcohol content (ranging from about 8-15 percent by volume). It can be aged like wine, ...
Reuters

As beer loses share to hard seltzer, US barley farmers scramble

Sharon, North Dakota, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Don Nygaard, a third-generation farmer in a remote corner of North Dakota, used to grow malt barley for Rahr Malting Corporation to make into lagers, pale ...
Inc

Lack of Beer Consumption Puts Drain on Barley Farmers

Don Nygaard, a third-generation farmer in a remote corner of North Dakota, used to grow malt barley for Rahr Malting Corporation to make into lagers, pale ales and IPAs. But this year, he received no ...
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U.S. barley acreage hit lowest level since 1876 as beer demand sinks

U.S. harvested barley acreage in 2024 fell to 1.875 million, the lowest number since 1876, with lack of beer demand a major reason. How does the crop fit into farmers' plans going forward? Guests to ...
Inc

With Domestic Beer Drinking Declining, Barley Farmers Now Fear Tariffs

CHICAGO (Reuters) – Overdue loans and mounting interest payments often weigh on Montana barley grower Mitch Konen as he bales hay and loads trailers at his remote farm overlooking the snow-capped ...