From resilient cereal to regenerative value chain
Discover Tritordeum in the field: its agronomic potential and its role within regenerative farming systems.
A crop developed for the farm and the value chain
Tritordeum is a cereal developed through conventional breeding from durum wheat and the wild barley Hordeum chilense. Its agricultural development combines crop performance, grain quality and opportunities for differentiated food and malt applications.
This section provides two complementary routes: the technical farming profile of Tritordeum and the Regen’ programme, which connects the crop with monitored regenerative practices and traceable food production.
Choose your route
Access detailed agronomic information or discover Tritordeum within a regenerative and traceable value-chain approach.
AgronomyTritordeum Farming
Discover the agronomic profile of Tritordeum, from crop identity and adaptation to sowing, management, harvest, yield and grain quality.
- Crop profile and field adaptation
- Sowing, nutrition and harvest guidance
- Yield ranges and grain applications
Regenerative Value ChainTritordeum Regen'
Explore the incorporation of Tritordeum into regenerative farming systems through monitored practices, traceability and partner support.
- Regenerative farming objectives
- Monitoring and traceability approach
- From farm practices to visible products
A differentiated cereal starts in the field
Tritordeum’s value is built from crop establishment and field performance through to harvested grain, processing quality and product identity. Agronomy and value-chain development therefore belong together.
Crop Diversification
An alternative cereal crop for farmers and local rotations.
Field Knowledge
Management information to support appropriate cultivation decisions.
Traceability
Connecting seed, farms, grain and differentiated final products.
Partner Networks
Collaboration with growers, processors and food-chain partners.
Interested in cultivation or regenerative production?
Contact Vivagran to discuss crop trials, seed access, licensed cultivation, grain supply, Regen’ participation or the development of a local Tritordeum value chain.
