According to Minnesota Barley Growers Association Executive Director Marv Zutz, the barley yields will be hurt by the dry conditions. In addition, quality will be a factor. “The maltsters are going to have their hands full season sorting out what they can or cannot malt.” Harvest has already started in barley. “Two-rowed barley has survived the drought a lot better than the six-rowed varieties.”
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