After finishing her studies she went back home to do farming where she grew maize, beans and other crops ... the introduction of sorghum beer in the market has provided an opportunity to improve ...

Sorghum can transform rural economies by boosting food security, supporting local processing,and enhancing soil health. Nate ...

Sorghum can be cooked like rice or couscous, ground into flour for gluten-free baking, or used to make products such as beer or syrup. "Sorghum is a grain that is both versatile and has ...

But it could be next up on the foodie fashion bandwagon going by recently published research from Hokkaido University and the University of Sydney.Boasting "significant nutritional potential that ...

The grains used to make beer in Nigeria include sorghum, millet, maize, and cassava. This beer has a sour, lingering aftertaste and is brownish-pink in color. However, the consumption of ...

Sorghum Annotation (will match partial words and phrases): Maize Annotation (will match partial words and phrases): Arabidopsis Annotation (will match partial words and phrases): ...

Maize is not only a staple and a status symbol for farmers, but also an important cash crop. But low yields have forced the Svosves, who are subsistence farmers, to focus more on growing sorghum ...

This prompted Mutunga to abandon growing maize ... sorghum switch was meant to promote locally produced raw materials while encouraging consumers of illicit brews to switch to hygienically ...

The Maize Maze Fall Festival The Maize Maze Fall Festival WHEN: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19, and Sunday, Oct. 20 WHERE: Rio Grande Community Farm, 1701 Montaño Road NW HOW MUCH: $10 ages ...

Have years of too many beers morphed your six-pack abs into a keg? If you have a "beer belly," you are not alone. It seems beer drinkers across the globe have a tendency to grow bellies ...

There's nothing quite like a cold, crisp beer on a crisp autumn evening. Fall gives us a veritable cornucopia of seasonal flavors and styles, from pumpkin beers to harvest ciders to more ...