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A measure of quality for the grain market
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Current methods of assessing grain quality rely on manual skills and are highly time- consuming, leading milling companies to look for a faster, more standardised process. We spoke to Ernest van Wijk and Eduard van Wijk about their work in developing a new technology to assess grain quality, and how it can help increase post-harvest productivity.
Title: A measure of quality for the grain market
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Current methods of assessing grain quality rely on manual skills and are highly time- consuming, leading milling companies to look for a faster, more standardised process.
We spoke to Ernest van Wijk and Eduard van Wijk about their work in developing a new technology to assess grain quality, and how it can help increase post-harvest productivity.
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