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111-621

BARLEY
CA, US

Originally from India, this barley seems to enjoy growing in the drier, rocky part of the field. A six-row barley, it threshes mostly free of its hulls yielding nice plump grayish blue seeds. VGFP18G3

Black Hulless

BARLEY
CA, US

Hordeum vulgare nudum. Completely hulless. Plants are 2.5-3 feet tall with onyx black seed heads and awns. Unique appearance.

Bockreither

BARLEY
CA, US

Hordeum vulgare. Hulless. If you are looking at the listing photos on the Exchange website, note that I misspelled the variety name in the labels. The correct spelling is "Bockreither" with only two 'R's.

Breisgauer Begrannter Roter Land

WHEAT
Unknown Location

Landrace from the southwestern region of Germany. Awnless, despite translation of "begrannt" as bearded. Upright, 50" tall, with big, heavy heads, very sturdy stems, and no tendency to lodge. Seems to have tolerance for both dry and very wet/humid conditions. Very easy to thresh but does not shatter.

Buckwheat

MISC-GRAINS
CA, US

Common Variety. Warm season crop for building soil and smothering weeds. Planting several successions in a season can be effective for eradicating persistent annual weeds which are out-competed by buckwheat's quick growth. Can be eaten as a grain.

Buckwheat

MISC-GRAINS
CA, US

Warm season crop for building soil and smothering weeds. Planting several successions in a season can be effective for eradicating persistent annual weeds which are out-competed by buckwheat's quick growth. Loosens clay, increases phosphorus and holds fertility for the next crop.

Buckwheat, Japanese

MISC-GRAINS
CA, US

Although classified as a grain, buckwheat is not a true grass and is unrelated to wheat. Japanese Buckwheat is gluten-free and easy to thresh. Flour is used for baking, pancakes, kasha, and soba noodles. A terrific cover crop; loved by honeybees.

Buckwheat, Japanese

MISC-GRAINS
CA, US

Often grown as a cover crop, a great pollinator plant especially attractive to honeybees. Fast growing summer annual, seeds germinate quickly and are eaten as a grain. Suppresses weeds and supports a variety of beneficial insects. Native to Eastern Tibet or China. Small white-pinkish flowers, likes full sun.

Buckwheat, Madawaska Native

MISC-GRAINS
CA, US

AKA Silverskin buckwheat. Fagopyrum tataricum. Tartarian Buckwheat. More upright than regular buckwheat, white flowers. Used to make "ployes", a buckwheat pancake traditionally made in Maine's Madawaska Valley and surrounding area. 120-150 days. Ploye Recipe from Sandra Corriveau: Ingredients: 1 cup (250 ml) of white flour, 2 cups (500 ml) of buckwheat flour from Madawaska, 2 cups (500 ml) of cold water, 1 tsp. (5 ml) of fine salt. Directions: Mix it all and add 2 cups (500 ml) of boiling water, and 2 tsp. (10 ml) of baking powder. Cook in a hot pan on one side only.

Burbank

BARLEY
CA, US

An historic 6-rowed barley selected by Luther Burbank from California hulless barley. In his final seed catalog he called it one of [his] greatest grain creations. VGFP19G2

Burbank

BARLEY
CO, US

hulless from VT-DA-S

Caspian

BARLEY
CO, US

grows well in the cold