Bulgaria: Ethiopian grain on Dobrudja soil

Published 2023년 4월 29일

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Organic producers in General Toshevo, Bulgaria have successfully grown Ethiopian teff, a gluten-free grain that is gaining global popularity for its healing properties. The grain, which is added to the cereals already grown by the producers, thrives in the region's conditions and is resistant to drought, diseases, and soil pollution. It is ground in a stone mill for use in both kvass and yeast. Ethiopian teff is the most common cereal crop in Ethiopia and plays a key role in the country's economy.
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Organic producers from General Toshevo successfully grow the Ethiopian teff grain. The unknown gluten-free culture has literally and figuratively found suitable ground for its development in our country, Milena Mincheva does not hide her joy. Vote: Are you planning to invest in your farm this year? The experiment with the grain, which originates from Ethiopia and Eritrea, has been successful, as the conditions in Dobrudja, and especially in the family's organically clean and certified farm, are favorable. Thus, organic producers add teff to the cereals they grow, wheat, spelt, rye, corn, sunflower, beans. Ethiopian grain has a very low percentage of gluten. "It is Ethiopian in origin, but it is grown, harvested and ground in Bulgaria on native soil. Its flour is ground in its own stone mill. You can work with both kvass and yeast," says Milena. Ethiopian teff is starting to gain more and more popularity around the world because of its healing properties and benefits. It is already ...
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