Barley Grass Powder

Also Known As - farmer's foxtail, hare barley, foxtail barley, leporinum barley, mouse barley, and barley grass

Organically Grown - USA

Overview - Hordeum leporinum is indigenous to the Mediterranean region. The species is a forage plant in the southern USSR, Argentina, and in portions of Australia. It is thought to have been introduced to North and South America, and to Australia, by the early nineteenth century. In North America, wild barley can be found from Maine and British Columbia to northern Mexico; it is absent in most Midwestern states.

Parts Used - Cut just above the soil when the young leaf blades are 6 -14 inches, and dried, then ground into a powder.

Powdered barley grass is high in Vitamin C, iron and minerals. Add it to smoothies, shakes, yogurt, soups and stews.

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