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Fractional Farming
Heritage Landscape
Fully Funded
Season Running

Waterlinie Oat Beer – New Dutch Waterline

Utrecht, Utrecht
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About this campaign

The project 'Growing Oats in the New Dutch Waterline' is an initiative by Amped in partnership with the Dutch Bakery Centre (NBC), De Veldkeuken bakery, Utrecht University, and Brouwerij Hommeles. Oats are cultivated on the historic forts and grounds of the New Dutch Waterline around Utrecht Science Park and brewed into a local oat beer. The campaign connects regional grain growing, the botanical gardens of Utrecht Science Park, and craft brewing, and is now in production after meeting its target.

Ownership benefits
  • Local oat beer from the Waterline
  • Oats grown on historic forts
  • Brewed with Brouwerij Hommeles
  • Ties to Utrecht's botanical gardens
  • Heritage-landscape grain revival
What one share gives you
6 bottles of oat beerper month · 72 bottles of oat beer over a full year
Ingredient qualityWhole-grain oats
  • Beta-glucan oatstop 34%
  • Polyphenolstop 51%
  • Taste ratingtop 29%

Illustrative for a small-batch oat beer brewed on the Waterline forts — not from the Bionutrient dataset.

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What could affect your share

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  • Pests & disease
  • Lower yield
  • Rule changes
  • Heritage-site rules limit our greenhouse
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Where this farm is

Fort Hoofddijk, Utrecht Science Park

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