Project

ResOrma

ResOrMa. Improving the resilience of malting barley to climate change

What is it?

The project ‘Improving the resilience of barley and malt to heat stress and pre-harvest sprouting’ is a joint initiative between agro-industrial companies and Agrotecnio’s Plant Physiology Research Group.

In light of the growing effects of climate change, ResOrMa seeks solutions to increase barley’s resistance to two critical and little-studied phenomena: heat waves and pre-harvest sprouting, which negatively affect crop yield, grain quality, malt production, and malt quality for brewing.

Objectives

With a multidisciplinary approach, ResOrMa has the following objectives:

  1. To develop more resistant barley varieties
  2. To study the effects of climate change on cultivation.
  3. To improve the quality of malt and beer.
  4. To transfer practical solutions to farmers and industry.
  5. To promote a more sustainable agrifood model.

Who carries it out?

Project partners:

Funding

Project co-financed by the participating companies and the Department of Climate Action, Food and Rural Agenda of the Government of Catalonia, through the Operational Groups.

News about the project

06/06/2025
Building barley resilience to climate change: 40 professionals participate in a field day of the RESORMA project
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24/01/2025
Agrotecnio investigates the resilience of barley and malt to heat wave stress and pre-harvest sprouting
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Agrotecnio
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