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Pearl millet has its origins in West Africa, where the oldest finds in Mauritania date to 1000 BC. With a cultivation area of 26 million hectares, pearl millet is the most economically significant small-seeded millet species. It is primarily cultivated in sub-Saharan Africa. The optimal annual precipitation for growing pearl millet lies between 200 and 600 mm, making it one of the most drought-resistant species of grain in existence. Malt made from pearl millet is used in some African countries to create opaque beers, as they are known. Germination is complete after 24 h. In a number of different studies, the β-amylase activity in pearl millet has been found to be as high as that in sorghum malt. Through experimentation on different varieties, germination at temperatures between 25 and 30 °C for 3–5 days was determined to be optimal for malting this grain. In Malawi, pearl millet serves as the basis for domestically brewed beers.

Guinea Corn, also known as sorghum, Guinea corn is a cereal grain that originated in Africa. It is innutrient-rich grain that is often ground into flour to make bread, porridge, PAP etc. It is one of the leading cereal crops worldwide and is the fifth-highest produced crop after maize, wheat, rice, and barley. Sorghum is rich in iron and the B vitamins (thiamine, riboflavin, Panthothenic acid, etc.) which play an essential role in metabolism, neural development, skin, and hair health. It is also a rich source of magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, and calcium – minerals that are important for bone formation, heart health, and over 600 biochemical reactions in your body. Most importantly, sorghum (guinea corn) is a good source of protein as it provides as much protein as quinoa. It prevents diabetes.