Our website is currently undergoing a transition to reflect the amalgamation of the two commissions into the new Alberta Grains brand. Until then, you’ll still be able to toggle between the Wheat and Barley sides for industry news, research and relevant information to help grow your crops, your business, and your future.
Stay tuned for the official launch of the new website!
Alberta Barley’s research committee is composed of select farmers from our board of directors and …
Learn MoreAlberta Barley's research investments are farmer-focused with the goal of increasing barley farmers'…
Learn MoreDevelopment of new, improved barley genetics and best management practices will be key to helping pr…
Learn MoreAlberta Barley funding enables agronomy research in diverse growing regions across Alberta. The environment greatly influences crop growth and it is important to have agronomic research representing the unique growing conditions in our province.
Laurel Thompson, Lakeland College
Alberta Barley administers $6,000 worth of scholarships annually. In support of the next generation …
Learn MoreThe Canadian Barley Research Coalition (CBRC) is a collaboration between the three prairie barley co…
Learn MoreI know many of you from previous collaborations, conferences, or as colleagues. In February 2021, I …
Learn MoreBarley farmers who pay Alberta Barley's provincial check-off and do not request a refund are eligible for a tax credit through the Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) program for their investment in Alberta Barley-funded research and development (R&D) projects.The tax credit percentage is based on the dollar amount Alberta Barley has invested in R&D that meets the criteria laid out by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).