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    #76
    Originally posted by wmoebis View Post
    So when you deliver to elevator they just hand sieve over 2mm round hole sieve and material that stays on top is deducted from gross weight is that right? Anything that is left in is concidered as screenings and hand picked. Is that right?
    No nothing is deducted from gross w eight.

    If you go along the sceenings specs you will see different amount irvtolerances of sceenings and go tontop line and might be different grade.

    Only in droughtbyears is sceenings a issuevthen they just open a new segr3gation.

    Since 1981 never had cereal grain rejected at solo because of anything.

    Canola yes snails.

    We actually cleaned 40 t of canola for @ guy this week he gotvrejected at elevator. Stored it were cleaning it for him.

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      #77
      Biggest delivery dramas is wet harvest when you have falling number issues

      Good topic thanks for your tolerance to my questions i enjoy farm discussions on here

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        #78
        Do they remove screenings before exporting? Because we do is one of the reasons Canada is known as having the cleanest grain in the world.

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          #79
          Originally posted by malleefarmer View Post
          No nothing is deducted from gross w eight.

          If you go along the sceenings specs you will see different amount irvtolerances of sceenings and go tontop line and might be different grade.

          Only in droughtbyears is sceenings a issuevthen they just open a new segr3gation.

          Since 1981 never had cereal grain rejected at solo because of anything.

          Canola yes snails.

          We actually cleaned 40 t of canola for @ guy this week he gotvrejected at elevator. Stored it were cleaning it for him.
          Dockage has no effect on grade here. What stays in after being cleaned is what can cause downgrading.

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            #80
            Originally posted by walterm View Post
            Do they remove screenings before exporting? Because we do is one of the reasons Canada is known as having the cleanest grain in the world.
            I believe not we have stuff all screenings

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