Northern, central, and eastern grain growers face grain sprouting issue in Australia

게시됨 2024년 12월 10일

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Rainfall in the northern, eastern, and Central Wheatbelt regions of Australia has caused issues for graingrowers, leading to pre-harvest sprouting and downgrading of grain. Falling Numbers (FN) testing equipment has been implemented to measure gluten content and protect grain quality. The unexpected rainfall has also resulted in significant financial losses for growers, with some experiencing hold-ups at receival sites and concerns about the quality of seed for the next planting season. Agricultural experts recommend choosing the best varieties, harvesting as soon as possible, and storing hold-over grain well to prevent sprouting and ensure a successful sowing for the following year.
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Rain events of up to 100 millimetres in the past three weeks have caused havoc for graingrowers trying to harvest in parts of the northern, eastern and Central Wheatbelt. The late spring, early summer rain has led to issues of pre-harvest sprouting that are causing downgrading of grain upon receival. Falling Numbers (FN) testing equipment has been rolled out in the worst affected areas. CBH Group chief operating officer, Mick Daw, said the process for establishing FN testing across the CBH network took planning and co-ordination, "The set-up requires a lot of different equipment, which includes sourcing a donga to house the FN machines that are connected to power and water, and there is a need for additional training for samplers," Mr Daw said. "Nor is it the sort of testing we would have set up 'just in case' at every zone. "It takes time and consumes people and training resources that could otherwise be used elsewhere. "None of us love a year when we have to deploy FN testing, ...
출처: Farmweekly

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