Growing and Selling Malting Barley

January 27, 2016

MSU Extension Beginning Farmer Webinar Series “Getting started with growing and selling malting barley" Date: Jan. 18, 2016 

Presenters: Jim Isleib, MSU Extension Upper Peninsula Crop Production Educator and Ashley McFarland, coordinator, MSU U.P. Research and Extension Center

The vibrant craft brewing industry in Michigan is responsible for the growing interest in locally sourced malt and hops for Michigan brewers. This session will provide background and basics on producing and marketing high-quality malting barley grain. 

Getting Started with Growing and Selling Malting Barley pdf

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