The Saskatchewan Barley Development Commission (SaskBarley) is committing $856,651 towards barley research over the next five years.
Research and Extension Manager with SaskBarley Mitchell Japp says the research will focus on areas of concern for barley growers in the province, such as "managing
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Photo by File Photo YTW The Saskatchewan Barley Development Commission (SaskBarley) has launched a new tool to help Saskatchewan barley farmers keep up to date with the latest information related to growing and marketing their barley crops. The first season of the Barley Bin, a podcast featuring interviews with SaskBarley staff and a variety of barley research and production experts, is now available on the SaskBarley website. “Last year, we really had to start looking for new ways to get information out to barley farmers,” says SaskBarley Executive Director Jill McDonald. “A podcast seemed like a great way to deliver information. Podcasts work great for farmers on the go – download and listen on the road or in the field.”