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Selection of favorable alleles of genes controlling flowering and senescence improves malt barley quality. [PDF]
Alptekin B +8 more
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Multivariate principal component analysis of beer quality with addition of triticale grain and malt [PDF]
Expanding the beer assortment by partially replacing barley malt with new types of raw materials based on grain crops is a promising direction for the industry development. A promising grain crop that can partially replace barley malt is triticale.
Kozhukhov, Alexander N. +3 more
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Characterisation and Effects of Different Levels of Water Stress at Different Growth Stages in Malt Barley under Water-Limited Conditions. [PDF]
Bello ZA +4 more
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Organic Spring Barley Variety Trial [PDF]
With the revival of the small grains industry in the Northeast and the strength of the locavore movement, craft breweries and distilleries have expressed an interest in sourcing local barley for malting.
Cummings, Erica +2 more
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In the article we compare size of the acreage, variety composition and malting barley yield quality in the years 2000 and 2001 in the Czech Republic and in Europe.
J. PROKEŠ
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Optimization of inter-row spacing as influenced by genotype by environment interaction (G×E): A dataset on frontiers of malt barley (Hordeum Distichum L.) productivity. [PDF]
Bogale AA, Melash AA, Argaw AW.
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The influence of substituting barley malt with milled rice on the sensory and chemical characteristics of nonalcoholic beers (NAB) was investigated. Physicochemical and volatile analyses were conducted on the NABs.
Christian Schubert +3 more
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The impact of microorganisms on barley and malt quality
Microorganisms are inevitably present in barley, malt, wort, and sometimes in finished beer. They are the cause of numerous problems in the brewing industry. Microbial colonization of barley occurs already in the field during the vegetation transition of
Vinko Krstanović +5 more
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Barley is one of Ethiopia's most important cereal crops, ranking fifth in total cereal production, after maize, wheat, teff, and sorghum. Based on its intended use, it is divided into two types: food barley and malt barley.
Mekonen Haile +4 more
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