<i>Dry matter loss and chemical changes to soybeans at 14, 18, and 22% moisture and 30°C measured in a dynamic grain respiration system</i>

Ana B Pereira da Silva; Mary-Grace C Danao; Richard S Gates; Kent D Rausch

doi:10.13031/aim.201801406

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Dry matter loss and chemical changes to soybeans at 14, 18, and 22% moisture and 30°C measured in a dynamic grain respiration system

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Citation:  2018 ASABE Annual International Meeting 1801406.(doi:10.13031/aim.201801406)
Authors:   Ana B Pereira da Silva, Mary-Grace C Danao, Richard S Gates, Kent D Rausch
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Abstract. The main factors that affect quality of grain during storage are temperature (T), moisture content (from this study and Trevisan (2017) are important first steps in developing a maximum allowable storage time table for soybeans stored at sub-tropical climate conditions.

Keywords. grain storage, safe storage time, grain quality, carbohydrates, peroxide value.

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