General purpose barleys are 2-row or 6-row, standard height, hulled, non malt, non pearling varieties used for animal feed as either grain, whole plant (silage or green feed) or straw.
Barley Links
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Barley - Saskatchewan Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization, Canada
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Barley - University of Minnesota, Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
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Barley - University of Missouri
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Barley Production in Alberta - Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, Canada
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Barley Seeding Rate Calculator - Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, Canada
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Feed Barley and Oat Breeding Program, Crop Development Centre - Saskatchewan Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization, Canada
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Fertilizer Suggestions for Barley - University of Minnesota Extension Service
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Fertilizing Barley in Minnesota - University of Minnesota Extension Service
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Fertilizing Malting and Feed Barley - North Dakota State University Extension Service
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Growth and Development Guide for Spring Barley - University of Minnesota Extension Service
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Harvesting Hulless Barley - Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, Canada
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Institute of Barley and Malt Sciences - North Dakota State University Extension Service
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Malting Barley - Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, Canada
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Small Grains - Minnesota Association of Wheat Growers
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Small Grains Management - Penn State University
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Wheat and Barley Drying - University of Minnesota Extension Service
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Wheat and Barley Storage - University of Minnesota Extension Service
Associations and Other Resources
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Minnesota Barley Research and Promotion Council
2601 Wheat Drive
Red Lake Falls, MN 56750
(218) 253-4311
MDA Contact
Meg Moynihan, Agriculture Diversification Specialist
Meg.Moynihan@state.mn.us ~ 651-201-6616
Minnesota Farm Opportunities
Ag Marketing & Development Division
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