Flashback on 2013 Barley Research Project with UWA, Adelaide University, and Viterra
What happened
In July 2013, a joint project received significant funding exceeding $2.9 million for research into malting barley varieties. The project involved researchers from Adelaide University, Viterra, Carlsberg, and the University of Western Australia. A primary goal of the research was developing barley varieties to mitigate rising energy and water costs faced by maltsters and brewers.
From stockjournal.com.au
Why it matters
The research focused on agricultural inputs and production costs within the brewing and malting industries. The project aimed to improve the viability of barley production in the face of operational cost increases.
From stockjournal.com.au
Who's involved
- University of Western AustraliaParticipated in a funded joint project focused on barley research.
- Adelaide UniversityCollaborated on the joint project regarding malting barley varieties.
- ViterraParticipated in the funded joint research project concerning barley.
Keep exploring
The entities involved
-
University of Western Australia
university in Perth, Western Australia
Nothing else this week.
-
Adelaide University
public university in South Australia
-
Viterra
multi-national agricultural company