May 15th, 2024 by admin
You work hard to harvest a bountiful crop of grain, so don’t forget to protect it from damaging insect infestations once you store it. Pests such as weevils, beetles, caterpillars and moths can feed on and contaminate your product, eating away at volume and forcing you to sell at a reduced rate. Fortunately, proper storage…
Reliable grain equipment is essential for maximizing production and quality, and as agricultural demand has grown, the need for automation has only increased. Luckily, technological advancements have improved productivity far beyond initial harvesting and management equipment. Automating more tasks enhances efficiency and allows you to focus on the areas that need the most attention. Before silo sensors, grain…
Food production companies all over the world are faced with strict standards. International regulations and compliance criteria are getting stricter to ensure food is made, shipped and stored safely. More machinery is required as the process becomes more automated for faster production. This machinery must be constructed with food safety and health regulations in mind….
Since humans first started harvesting and processing grains, there has been a need for grain storage. The ability to store grain means residential and commercial farmers can keep crops throughout the season and feed livestock or save it until they can sell it for the best possible market price. Successful grain storage requires a dry,…
Cash crops — including corn and wheat — accounted for more than $193 billion in the United States in 2019. Globally, corn, wheat and rice production result in nearly $475 billion each year. The grain production, storage and handling industry can yield great profits, but quality management is critical for protecting your bottom line and producing a good product….
Corn makes up more than 95% of feed grain production in the United States. To maximize your yield and profits, you have to fine-tune the corn farming process of growing, harvesting and storing corn crops. Each stage, from seed to storage, is important for ensuring grain quality. This walk-through features the best practices to help you achieve…
