Download PDF When it comes to controlling pests in stored grain — prevention is better than cure. Grain residues in storages or older grain stocks
Download PDF Grain at typical harvest temperatures of 25–30°C and moisture content greater than 13–14 per cent provides ideal conditions for mould and insect growth
Case study examples of on-farm grain storage facilities, published by Kondinin Group in 2013
Download PDF The tolerance for live pests in grain sold off farm is nil. With growers increasing the amount of grain stored on farm, an integrated
Grain storage specialist Philip Burrill explains aeration controllers
Milling Specialist Mark Fowler published a 2 page fact sheet on wheat tempering. Download PDF
Philip Burrill outlines how automatic aeration controllers function and how to operate them.
In the first comparison of moisture meters in six years, Kondinin Group engineers Josh Giumelli and Ben White assessed 12 units, hand testing 800 grain samples in the process.