Organic Wheat GrassPowder
Claridges Organic specializes in dehydrated Organic Barley and Wheat Leaf powders.
The Canterbury Plains, situated in New Zealand's South Island, is the ideal place for growing grass and cereal crops. The alluvial soils are young and fertile, the irrigation water is fresh and pure, the atmosphere is clean and unpolluted and coupled with the high UV light, barley and wheat leaves grow deep green chlorophyll rich leaves.
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Assurance of no chemical residues
Buyers and Manufactures of barley and wheat leaf products from around the world want to know that what they buy is free of heavy metals residues, herbicide and insecticide contamination. Claridges Organic in conjunction with Harts Creek Farm can assure its clients that they will have no problems with heavy metal, herbicide, and insecticide residues. Harts Creek Farm can not be "certified organic" if unsafe residues are found. The farm must undergo residue testing as part of its certification. Claridges Organic does random tests for heavy metals as well. |
Growing Barley and Wheat
Claridges Organic works exclusively with Harts Creek Farm to produce the quality barley and wheat leaf products required on the world market. Harts Creek Farm has been functioning as a certified organic unit for well over 20 years. The soils are hearty, healthy and mature after many years under a sustainable organic mixed cropping and stock regime. The health of the soil is transferred into the barley and wheat leaf products as shown by nutritional analysis. Barley Leaf Nutritional Analysis PDF, 142kb. Wheat Leaf Nutritional Analysis PDF, 157kb |
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Dehydration
Both barley and wheat leaves are dehydrated quickly (20-25 minutes) once they have been harvested. Dehydration takes the moisture level of the leaf down to below 4% where it becomes virtually impossible for microbiological life to survive for any length of time. Read more about the process of drying and powdering Green Barley PDF, 51kb
Milling
Milling into powder occurs as soon as the dried leaf comes out of the dehydrator. |
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