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ARS, Industry Cooperation Yields Device to Detect Insects in Stored Wheat
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1 - Modeling Erosion of Particulate Matter
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3 - Lincoln company develops new weapon for the weevil wars
4 - Chilly reception runs off unwanted bugs!
5 - ARS, Industry Cooperation Yields Device to Detect Insects in Stored Wheat
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7 - Sorter Detects and Removes Damaged Popcorn Kernels
8 - ARS Scientist Wins The Andersons Research Grant Program: Team Competition
9 - How Far Does Dust Travel During a Wind Erosion Event?
10 - Non-Destructive Prediction of Protein, Starch, & Moisture using NIR Spectroscopy
11 - SKCS technology Increases Accuracy Identifying Soft & Hard Wheat Grown in Pacific Northwest
12 - From Granaries to Insectaries: NIR Technology Helps Human Health
13 - Insects Play Hide and Seek in Wheat
14 - Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Detects Honey Bee Queen Insemination
15 - Sensor offers a Promising Means to Determine the Moisture Content of Grain During Storage or Transportation in Cargo Holds
16 - Pulsewave? Technology Reduces Grain to Flour at Lower Energy Costs

By Sharon Durham
June 24, 2010

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