Soybean samples containing 0.5 to 4.0% foreign material and 3 to 22% splits were aspiration cleaned at air velocities of 19 m/s (3500 ft/min) and 10 m/s (1970 ft/min). Both airflow rates removed 80% of the total non-soybean material, and removed similar amounts of splits. The high airflow rate removed 1.1% of whole soybeans compared to 0.4% at low airflow rate. At either airflow rate, the aspirator removed less saleable material and more non-grain material than previously reported for screen cleaning. Aspiration could be an acceptable method for meeting reduced foreign material requirements for soybeans
Fusarium wilt of soybean (causal organism: Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht. emend. Snyd. & Hans.) has be...
Water-absorbing capacity (WAC) of soybean seeds is an important factor in the efficient production o...
Sixty-five soybean germplasm lines from maturity groups (MG) IV to VIII were evaluated for their aci...
Relationships between the three major ambient air pollutants -ozone (03), sulphur dioxide (S02) and ...
This study was conducted to determine the effectiveness of various cleaning and upgrading equipment ...
Twenty commercial soybean cultivars from maturity groups IV through VIII were screened for nitrogen-...
Experiments were conducted to determine the change in soybean seed quality at various steps in condi...
The phenomenon of chlorophyll retention in soybeans [Glycine max (L.) Merrill] is worthy of investig...
The most important condition for obtaining high-quality soybeans is strict compliance with the techn...
Sixteen soybean genotypes comprising the parentage of cultivar Forrest were grown in pots in the gre...
Eighteen soybean genotypes, six each from Maturity Groups (MG) V, VI, and VII were planted in four-r...
Two hundred soybean plant introductions and cultivars in each of maturity groups III, IV, and V were...
A greenhouse study was conducted to evaluate the sensitivity and tolerance of various soybean genoty...
Three soybean cultivars, \u27Lee-74\u27, \u27Wright\u27, and \u27RA 401\u27, were subjected to 100% ...
The most important condition for obtaining high-quality soybeans is strict compliance with the techn...
Fusarium wilt of soybean (causal organism: Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht. emend. Snyd. & Hans.) has be...
Water-absorbing capacity (WAC) of soybean seeds is an important factor in the efficient production o...
Sixty-five soybean germplasm lines from maturity groups (MG) IV to VIII were evaluated for their aci...
Relationships between the three major ambient air pollutants -ozone (03), sulphur dioxide (S02) and ...
This study was conducted to determine the effectiveness of various cleaning and upgrading equipment ...
Twenty commercial soybean cultivars from maturity groups IV through VIII were screened for nitrogen-...
Experiments were conducted to determine the change in soybean seed quality at various steps in condi...
The phenomenon of chlorophyll retention in soybeans [Glycine max (L.) Merrill] is worthy of investig...
The most important condition for obtaining high-quality soybeans is strict compliance with the techn...
Sixteen soybean genotypes comprising the parentage of cultivar Forrest were grown in pots in the gre...
Eighteen soybean genotypes, six each from Maturity Groups (MG) V, VI, and VII were planted in four-r...
Two hundred soybean plant introductions and cultivars in each of maturity groups III, IV, and V were...
A greenhouse study was conducted to evaluate the sensitivity and tolerance of various soybean genoty...
Three soybean cultivars, \u27Lee-74\u27, \u27Wright\u27, and \u27RA 401\u27, were subjected to 100% ...
The most important condition for obtaining high-quality soybeans is strict compliance with the techn...
Fusarium wilt of soybean (causal organism: Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht. emend. Snyd. & Hans.) has be...
Water-absorbing capacity (WAC) of soybean seeds is an important factor in the efficient production o...
Sixty-five soybean germplasm lines from maturity groups (MG) IV to VIII were evaluated for their aci...