Fusarium Field Day
We’re going on a Field Trip! On Tuesday, July 25th 2017, we’re off to Melfort Research Farms, located 1.6 miles south of Melfort, Sk on Hwy 6. They are putting on a morning event all about Fusarium Head Blight. With two industry experts to walk you through all the activities and information, the day is scheduled to start at 9AM and topics include:
Everyone is welcome and it’s completely FREE! Pre-registration is requested to ensure enough chairs and space is made available. Just click here to send in your name, email, and how many people are attending (don’t forget to count yourself).
In addition to Tuesday’s Fusarium day, Melfort Research Farms is hosting a second Field day the following day, Wednesday July 26th 2017. You can use the same registration link to sign up for Tuesday, Wednesday, or both days.
See you there!
- Fusarium Head Blight Biology
- Effects of FHB on Cereal Crops
- Optimal Application Technology
- How to Improve Grade Out of the Field
Everyone is welcome and it’s completely FREE! Pre-registration is requested to ensure enough chairs and space is made available. Just click here to send in your name, email, and how many people are attending (don’t forget to count yourself).
In addition to Tuesday’s Fusarium day, Melfort Research Farms is hosting a second Field day the following day, Wednesday July 26th 2017. You can use the same registration link to sign up for Tuesday, Wednesday, or both days.
See you there!
Posted by Flaman on Jul 21, 2017 in Technology
Tagged Fusarium Head Blight, Melfort Research Farms, FDK Information, Vomi-toxin, Vomi Level Testing, Grain Cleaning Fusarium
Kenaston, Sk Has New Grain Cleaning Technology
Spectrum Grain Solutions, located in Bashaw, Alberta, has purchased a BoMill TriQ grain sorter that has been installed in Kenaston, Sk. The Swedish-made BoMill TriQ has the capabilities to sort grain based on the interior make-up of each kernel, rather than the exterior appearance. It uses NIT (Near Infrared Transmission) technology to analyze each kernel and thus can sort grain based on fusarium, protein, vitreousness, seed quality and falling number at a speed of 25,000 kernels per second.
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Learn more about the new technology in BoMill products on our Flaman Grain Cleaning website.
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Learn more about the new technology in BoMill products on our Flaman Grain Cleaning website.
Posted by Flaman on Feb 3, 2017 in Technology
Tagged BoMill, Grain Sorting, Grain Cleaning, New Technology, Flaman Grain Cleaning