09/28/2026
Proud to supply h**p grain to Dr. Bridges for her research on drying requirements.
Congrats to the H**p Feed Coalition for furthering this collaboration with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Building a real market for h**p grain starts long before the feed ingredient reaches a formulation. It starts in the field.
Genetics, field performance, crop management, harvest, and market development all have to work together if h**p grain is going to scale.
HFC President Andrew Bish and Vice President Wendy Mosher joined Dr. Catelyn Bridges of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln at a New West Genetics test plot near Lincoln, Nebraska, to look at current genetics and field performance firsthand.
The visit also highlighted some of the practical realities of producing h**p grain, including bird pressure and the use of a drone-applied, food-grade, non-toxic, biodegradable repellent as one management tool.
If h**p feed is going to become a meaningful market, the work has to connect all the way from seed to field to feed.
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