top of page

MALTING BARLEY

SOURCE CANADIAN

THE BEST BEER NEEDS THE BEST BARLEY

MAKE A CROP INQUIRY

 SET UP A
CONSULTATION

PGP MEMBER OFFERINGS

Offerings listed here are readily available for export from our core producer network, but any crop-type / volume can also be procured 

Total Prairie Harvest Volume Estimates (Malting Barley): 10 million MT

(Prices are based on latest shipping quotes, and are subject to change)

barley-field-1684052_1920.jpg

20,000 T
MALTING BARLEY

APPROXIMATE LANDED COST TO ASIA PACIFIC:
$545 USD  PER METRIC-TON

Lab report based on actual bin-samples, pre cleaning and grading

FOR ALL INQUIRIES, CONTACT SUPPORT@PRAIRIEGRAINPROTAL.COM

WHY SOURCE CANADIAN?

Beer

Quality Beer

 

Starts With 

​

Quality Barley

FEATURED MALTING BARLEY VARIETIES

(hover to stop slide-show)

barley-2.jpg

(represents 35% of barley seeded)

CDC Copeland

CDC Copeland

Traditionally predominant malting barley grown in western Canada

​

Excellent Brewing Characteristics

​

Lower protein and enzyme levels than AC Metcalfe

​

Provides excellent balance among malting barley varieties

Barley Grains

VIRTUES OF CANADIAN MALTING BARLEY

Pure lot

​

95% or higher germination

​

No pre-harvest germination

​

Maximum moisture content of 13.5%

​

Plump kernels with uniform size

​

Free from disease

​

Free of DON mycotoxin

Free from frost damage

​

Not weathered or deeply stained

​

Less than 5% peeled and broken kernels

​

Free from heat damage

​

Free of insects, admixtures, ergot, treated

seeds, smut, and odour,

and fully mature

​

Free of chemical residue

Checking the Crops

ENSURING QUALITY LIKE NO OTHER COUNTRY

CGC -- Canadian Grain Commission

BCC -- Barley Council of

Canada

BMBRI -- Brewing and Malting Barley Research Institute

CMBTC -- Canadian Malting Barley Technical Center

Manitoba Crop Alliance

SBDC -- Saskatchewan Barley Development Commission

Western Barley Growers Association​

FEATURED REGION FOR MALTING BARLEY:
SASKATCHEWAN'S PARKLANDS

Sunset Harvest
Parklands map.png

Regional Notes

The Parklands region extends in a broad arc from southwestern Manitoba, northwestward through Saskatchewan to its norther apex in central Alberta

​

The climate is marked by short, warm summers and long, cold winters with continuous snow cover

​

Because of its favorable climate and fertile, warm black soils, this region represents some of the most productive agricultural land in the Prairies

​

It produces a wide range of crops, including spring wheat, cereals, oilseeds, forages, and several specialty crops

Canadian
Malting Barley Profile

Export Prospects For Canadian Malting Barley

barley-field-1684052_1920.jpg

View Full 2022 Canadian Grain Commission Report (Malting Barley)

container-1638068_1920.jpg

View PGP Malting Barley Export Prospects
Report

bottom of page