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VIDEO: Three things farmers should know about grain grading

By Greg Berg
Online Editor

Reading Time: < 1 minute

Published: February 18, 2016
Crops, Local news

For nearly two decades, Judy Elias has worked for the Canadian Grain Commission specializing in grain inspection. At the recent CropConnect conference in Winnipeg, she spoke about how producers can get a proper grain sample ready for grading and what options they have if a dispute occurs at the elevator over grain quality.

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Greg Berg

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I help manage and create online content for Farm Business Communications. Man of various talents and interests, often of a mechanical nature. #RiderFan

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