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About 60 percent of the barley grown in the United States is used for livestock feed, especially dairy and beef cattle. Another third of the crop is used for malt by the food and brewing industries.
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How did the egyptians use their barley?
Most of barley was used to brew beer
How did Mesopotamia use Barley?
I THINK !!!!!!!!!!!!!! barley was used for money and trade
Is Barley a herb or shrub?
Neither. Barley is a grass that is used as a cereal crop.
What is the protein content of barley?
Barley is a member of the grass family, and is used to make cereals. Barley has 23 grams of protein.
What is the word for barley in Tamil?
பார்லி (Barley!) - same word is used and understood by Tamils.
What does the word barley mean?
Barley is a grain, used to make food, beer, and whisky.
How did barley get to the us?
It was shipped via ship from Europe to the US by immigrants.
What are two ingredients currently used by US manufacturers of beer which are not allowed in a beer produced using the German Beer Purity Law?
Is this a quiz? The German Rheinheitsgebot only allows water, barley malt and hops in beer. The barley in the US has a higher protein level than European barleys, so adjuncts help. Most US brewers use corn or rice in addition to water, barley malt and hops.
What was the official money for the Mesopotamians?
They used talent, mina, shekels, loads, barley, and barley corn
How barley helps in reducing weight?
Barley is a natural whole grain. as such it is rich in fiber. Eating barley gives us a feeling of satiation and fullness. Whole, cooked barley is also mucilaginous. This means it helps promote soft stools and easy elimination thereby helping us to reduce weight.
How was barley used for trade or making money?
the people would take there barley and go to what I call trading triangle and trade it but they could sell the barley...
How was barley used or trade or making money?
the people would take there barley and go to what I call trading triangle and trade it but they could sell the barley...
