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Barley is one of the most widely consumed grains in the diet, this versatile grain has a somewhat chewy consistency and a slightly nutty flavour that can complement many dishes It’s also rich in many nutrients and packs some impressive health benefits, ranging from improved digestion and weight loss to lower cholesterol levels and a healthier heart.

Consuming barley has benefits for the heart, blood pressure, and bones. It may be useful in maintaining a healthy weight and provides a high percentage of an individual’s daily requirement of manganese and selenium. Thanks to barley’s versatility, it is easy to incorporate into meals.

Barley has about 95 percent of the energy of corn and is higher in fiber. Barley should be ground or rolled for maximum utilization by dairy cows. Barley can vary greatly in feed value depending on its source and growing conditions. Protein may vary from 7 to 13 percent. Lightweight or immature barley tends to be higher in fiber, less digestible and lower in energy than heavy weight barley. Barley is very palatable and safe to feed in large quantities. It may be included in the grain mix at high levels.

 Animal feed barley
barley grades

malting barley class a
moisture: 13% max
protein: 10% min 11.5% max
germination energy: 95% after 5 days
full barley: 90%
below: 2.2 mm max 3%
purity of variety: 95% min
foreign variety: 1% max
1000 kernel weight: 40 gr
hi weight: min 67 kg/h


feed barley grade 2
moisture: 13% max
crude protein: 10% min
crude fiber: 8% max
damaged grains: 2% max
grain impurities: 3% including damaged grains
foreign material: 1% max


feed barley grade 3
moisture: 13%
crude protein: 10% min
crude fiber: 8% max
damaged grains: 2% max
grain impurities: 3% including damaged grains
foreign material: 3% max

TYPICAL ANALYSIS:

Dry matter 89 %

Crude Protein 11.6 %

Fat 02.0 %

Crude fiber 06.0 %

Neutral Detergent Fiber 16.9 %

Acid Detergent Fiber 06.2 %

Calcium 0.07 %

Phosphorus 0.36 %

Total Digestible Nutrients 76.0 %

Net energy—Lactation 78.3 Mcal/100 lbs