Barley Whole | Unpolished | Dietary Fibre | 500 g | Pack of 3
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Barley is a major cereal grain and was one of the first cultivated grains in history. Barley has rapidly been gaining popularity over the past few years due to the various health benefits it provides. The Nutty Yogi Whole Barley is an important source of dietary fibre, vitamins, and minerals.
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Beans and pulses are generally considered sustainable crops for several reasons:
Low Environmental Impact: Beans and pulses have a low environmental impact because they do not require a lot of water, fertilizer, or pesticides. They also have a low carbon footprint compared to other crops because they do not require as much energy to produce.
Soil Health: Beans and pulses are nitrogen-fixing crops, which means they help to restore soil health by fixing nitrogen in the soil. This reduces the need for synthetic nitrogen fertilizers, which can be harmful to the environment.
Biodiversity: Beans and pulses are often grown in rotation with other crops, which helps to promote biodiversity in agricultural systems. This can help to reduce the risk of pests and diseases and improve overall ecosystem health.
Nutritional Value: Beans and pulses are a good source of protein, fiber, and other nutrients, which makes them a valuable component of a healthy diet.
Economic Benefits: Beans and pulses can provide economic benefits for small-scale farmers because they are relatively easy to grow and require little input. They can also be sold in local markets, providing a source of income for farmers and supporting local food systems.
Overall, beans and pulses are considered to be sustainable crops that can help to promote environmental and social sustainability in agriculture.
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