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Winkler, Manitoba Canada | It is very hard to predict clean out when trying to raise test weight. Your sample may have very little wheat that is actually heavy enough to meet grade and so the clean out would be very high. On the other end of the scale if the sample actually has a lot of shrivelled kernels bringing the sample test weight down, perhaps the clean out would be quite low. If you have a seed cleaner locally that has a gravity, the easiest would be to do an actual run to see what the results would be. Gravities work best with clean grain and are usually the last machine in a cleaning line. | |
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Gravity table vs grain cleaner?
