A new seed sorting technology
promises to create value for farmers, deliver a consistent product and protect export markets.
The BoMill TriQ seed sorter scans each individual kernel with light in the
near-infrared range to find out characteristics that are important to
food, malt or feed. These include crude protein, starch, moisture, grain
hardness, and functional values.
The sorter, which is currently being tested at the University of Saskatchewan’s Canadian
Feed Research Centre (CFRC) in North Battleford, was imported from Sweden with the help
of an investment from Western Economic Diversification Canada.
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