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Welcome
to the
Idaho Barley Commission web site!
IBC is a self-governing agency of the State of Idaho that serves to
enhance the profitability of the Idaho barley growers through research,
market development, promotion, information and education. This is
accomplished by identifying and fully utilizing available resources and
organizations to promote and further develop the barley industry in the
state of Idaho.
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July 3, 2008
BARLEY – Local
barley prices were steady to lower this week. USDA reported that there were
no barley export sales last week. Barley export shipments last week were 3.1
TMT, to Mexico,
Canada and Taiwan.
Archived Reports can be found here
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Idaho Barley Report:
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Semi-annual newsletter from the Idaho
Barley Commission.
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Spring/Summer 2008
- Market diversification-Selling
the Idaho Barley Advantage
- Water issues
- 2008-09 Grain Market
Outlook
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Winter
2008
- Annual report
- New barley varieties
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Spring/Summer 2007
- Value-Added Barley
Initiative
- 2007-08 Grain Market
Outlook
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Idaho Grain Magazine:
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Idaho barley features.
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U.S. Grains Council’s
international market development programs benefit Idaho barley:
The U.S. Grains
Council (USGC) is a private, non-profit partnership of producers and
agribusinesses committed to exporting U.S. barley, corn, grain sorghum and
their co-products, with headquarters in Washington, D.C. and nine
international offices. With financial support from state grain check-offs,
agribusinesses and federal matching funds from the USDA, the Council
operates a nearly $27 million market development program in more than 50
countries around the world. Here is an update on recent barley market
development efforts in key markets in Asia and Latin America.
December 2007 Report on Barley Foreign Market Development Efforts –The
barley industry’s total investment of $213,000 in the USGC translates into
more than $3.60 return for every $1 invested in the form of USDA matching
funds. Under the Council’s current and future marketing plans, total program
and activities directly and indirectly associated with U.S. barley
promotions worldwide is valued at more than $700,000 per year. Some of the
activities
conducted and/or in
the planning stages include the following:
• SBS Barley
Mission to Japan
• Food Barley Workshops
in Taiwan
• Second SBS Food Barley
Tender Results in
Japan
• Sixth SBS Feed Barley
Tender Results in
Japan
• Low-phytate Barley
Aqua Feeding Trials in
Vietnam
• Malting Barley
Conference to be held in
Panama
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