Storage of rain-damaged wheat and barley.

Dick A.

Storage of rain-damaged wheat and barley.

1994

Dick A.

Understanding how storage conditions affect the life of cereal grains can help avoid costly marketing mistakes. A model is now in use for barley but further work is needed on wheat. Key factors are the soundness of the grain when it goes into storage, its moisture content and its temperature in storage. SAFESTOR is a computer program used to estimate expected storage life.

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barley cebada computer software keeping quality logiciel orge programas de ordenador trigo wheats

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ISSN 0004-9549

Pagination

v.22-25

Other Subjects

Aptitud para la conservacion; Ble; Aptitude a la conservation

Language

English

Note

Illus., 3 ref. Spring edition. Summary (En). AVAILABILITY: AGRIS/ABOA Coordinator, CSIRO Inf. Services, POB 89, East Melbourne VIC 3002 Australia.

Type

Journal Article; Journal Part; Summary

Source

Search (Australia). (1994). (no.164) p. 22-25.

Corporate Author

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, East Melbourne (Australia). Information Services Branch

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Storage of rain-damaged wheat and barley.

1994

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