Farmers who cultivate malting barley specialize in the production of barley varieties used for malting and thus for beer production. Current challenges include maintaining specific quality criteria such as low protein content and high germination capacity to meet the requirements of malthouses and breweries. Rising commodity prices and changing climatic conditions can also impact cultivation. Trends such as the cultivation of two-row spring barley, which is preferred for its high malting quality, and the development of new, resistant varieties are shaping the industry. These developments aim to stabilize yields and ensure the quality of malting barley.
Applications in segment:
"Farmer for malting barley (test segment)"
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Weighing of the bottled and ready-to-ship barley (brewing barley, feed barley) to determine the current producer price
Floor scales
BID 1T-4SM
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After the barley has dried, samples are taken to determine the residual moisture content to protect against rapid germination or mold formation)
Moisture analyser
DAB 100-3
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Controlling weighing of the delivery quantity in goods issue. Shortages generate customer complaints, excess stocks reduce the return