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Cereals & QC Time travel Episode 83 – 2016 Poster (GB) Milling value and behavior during milling of wheat samples around the world (ALSO AVAILABLE IN FRENCH)   Milling Quality is associated with the extraction rate, which is the maximum amount of flour of a certain quality obtained. It is important because a low yield has significant economic consequences. In the milling industry, it is also useful for the precise behavior of wheat during milling. Depending on the characteristics of the grain, most flour may be made during the breaking or reduction stage. Therefore, the industrial mill diagram should be perfectly suited to the type of grain used, and vice versa. This study aims to create a map of the world’s wheat quality.   150 wheat samples, coming from 14 countries distributed on the 5 continents (Table 1), are tempered (16 percent / 24h) and then milled on a laboratory mill (LabMill, CHOPIN Technologies).   This study confirms the strong variability of wheat quality. Geographical origin provides the first indication of the milling performances of one wheat sample. Still, specific tools (like laboratory mills) are essential to obtain a fine and objective valuation of milling properties.   You can also visit: https://lnkd.in/eKBhd7mT #share #network #quality #baking #milling #wheat #flour #control #bread 

May WASDE Report Highlights: Slightly friendly corn/wheat with all numbers coming in below pre-report estimates; opposite for beans. Corn +8, Wheat +18, Beans +4 currently Old Crop corn carryout reduced and came in below trade guesses at 2.02 bln. First look new crop corn carryout was well below estimates at 2.102 bln. Bzl production was finally reduced and came in below estimates.  Old crop bean carryout was left unchanged while new crop pegged at 445 mln, slightly above trade estimates. SA production was reduced but not as much as trade expecting.  Both old and new crop wheat carryouts were reduced and came in below trade guesses.  

#Milling/#Shelling % in #different #crops. 📍 Milling of Rice - 60% 📍 Hulling of Rice - 66% 📍 Shelling in Wheat - 60% 📍 Milling in Wheat - 70-75% 📍 Shelling in Pea - 49% 📍 Shelling in Chickpeas - 49% 📍 Shelling in Groundnut - 70% 📍Shelling in Cashew nuts - 25% Best, Prashant Srivastava

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Each day takes you through a small piece of equipment Day 7 Device Name: The seed cleaning and grading machine has become the most basic and popular cleaning machinery in the seed and grain industry due to its high efficiency, excellent performance, and wide application. Suitable for processing various seeds, grains, grains, and crops, such as wheat, rice, barley, corn, millet, cumin, sunflower seeds, soybeans, coffee beans, cocoa beans, oilseeds, etc. Model 5XZC-7.5DS Total power 9.9 kW Total weight 1770 kilograms Design efficiency 7500 kg/h Feasible layers 3-4 Sieve size 2400 × 1250 mm Size (length × wide × High) 3920 × two thousand four hundred and thirty × 3440 mm

🇺🇸🌽According to USDA, as of 29 Apr, in the U.S. 27% of corn was planted (+15% w/w), vs 23% LY,  🫘soybeans - 18% (+10% w/w) vs 16% LY,  🌾spring wheat - 34% (+19% w/w) vs 10% LY,   🌾barley - 35% (+11% w/w).  🌾🔻Winter wheat condition declined 1% w/w to 49% rated as g/e (28% LY).

🌾𝐔𝐒𝐃𝐀'𝐒 𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐒𝐏𝐄𝐂𝐓𝐈𝐕𝐄 𝐏𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆𝐒 𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐈𝐍 𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐂𝐊𝐒 𝐑𝐄𝐏𝐎𝐑𝐓 2024 👉Corn planting intentions: 90.0 million acres in 2024, down 5% from last year. 👉Soybean planting intentions: 86.5 million acres in 2024, up 3% from last year. 👉All wheat planted area: 47.5 million acres, down 4% from 2023. 👉Winter wheat planted area: 34.1 million acres, down 1% from the previous estimate. 👉Other spring wheat planted area: 11.3 million acres, up 1% from 2023. 👉Durum wheat planted area: 2.03 million acres, up 22% from last year. 👉All cotton planted area: 10.7 million acres, 4% above last year. 👉Corn stocks: 8.35 billion bushels, up 13% from last year. 👉Soybean stocks: 1.85 billion bushels, up 9% from last year. 👉All wheat stocks: 1.09 billion bushels, up 16% from last year. 💡The USDA's reports provide crucial insights into farmers' planting intentions and current grain stocks, indicating shifts in crop acreage and storage levels.🌾 Source:krishakjagat #USDA #Agriculture #CropPlanting #GrainStocks #FarmingInsights

Indiana winter wheat growers anticipate lower yields in 2024 than they had last year, according to USDA. Indiana wheat growers expect to harvest 240,000 acres, down 95,000 acres from last year. The yield forecast for Indiana of 84 bushels is down 8 bushels per acre from last year’s crop.

Post 8: Rice Technology; Chapter 7, MILLED RAW AND PARBOILED RICE VALUE ADDITION TECHNIQUES Rice is as versatile as Corn or Wheat. Our daily life we encounter value added products from Corn and Wheat but still the Rice value addition of Raw or Parboiled milled rice are unexplored to larger available opportunities. Miller can sweat his milling infra to add few additional technologies stretching his margins. Though some sort of complexity as compared to milling might hinder in the beginning but eventually the lure of profits shall be enough for a bit more of dexterity. This chapter deals with the possibilities of value additions with minimum efforts leading to more profits. Agreed product value addition can be lab tested to pilot scale testing for market survey and eventually for commercial scale processing design. Transparent P&L shall be set and proved at commercial scale so that no risk is involved. Ready to cook to ready to eat is a demand of the day. Are millers ready to fill this gap? Worth trying this step of value addition with no frills and risks. Have a enjoyable weekend and shall post further on Monday. God bless

After the second wettest August to February since 1837 severely limited planting of wheat in the UK, prospects for the breadmaking wheat harvest are looking challenging. For millers, the adverse outlook is being exacerbated by the decline in popularity of high quality Group 1 breadmaking wheat varieties, which make up the backbone of UK flour milling demand. An estimate of breadmaking wheat production for 2024 indicates the upcoming harvest could be the smallest in over ten years and down almost 40% on 2023. To find out more, read the release: https://lnkd.in/eShtRn9M