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08/17/2026

At Field Day, we shared our work evaluating 50 hulless barley varieties for beta-glucans, protein, and yield.

Beta-glucans are a type of soluble fiber associated with lowering bad cholesterol and inflammation, making barley an exciting crop to study through a food-as-medicine lens.

The trial also looks at how barley might work alongside Kamut, comparing their health-supporting qualities individually and in combination.

This spring, the varieties were planted at three different times to better understand how seeding date affects yield and beta-glucan levels. This allows us to identify varieties and management practices that can support both human health and agricultural viability.

Field Day is all about exploring what can work for farmers and communities.We loved hearing from Morgan at IND H**P abou...
08/12/2026

Field Day is all about exploring what can work for farmers and communities.

We loved hearing from Morgan at IND H**P about how industrial h**p can support resilient crop rotations while opening new opportunities for regional supply chains from fiber to food.

Agriculture is local, but the possibilities ripple outward when we build markets that honor people and place.

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