This moisture meter for grains. is applicable for farmers, moisture meter for grains. is used by those who produce feeds. Once they receive the raw grains, they then test the moisture content with the moisture meter for grains. The names of the Grains are programmed on the moisture meter for grains. I.e. Maize is 1, soya beans is 2. When you put a handful of Maize in the moisture meter for grains. you press button 1, and so on.

This Moisture Meter For Grains

• moisture meter for grains. measures different kinds of Grains
• moisture meter for grains. determines the moisture content of whole, ground, milled and even flour and soft wheat.
• moisture meter for grains. has advanced features that detect moisture not just in 1 or 2 but in different varieties of grains.
• moisture meter for grains. enables data gathered to be used by the coded LED lights to give you the most current condition of the grain being tested. This vital information can determine whether the produced grains are safe to store or process, or whether they are at risk of decay.

This Equipment Can  Measure A Very Wide Range Of Grains, Some Of Which Are:

• Wheat/Rye  (whole/ground)
• Paddy  (whole/ground)
• Rice  (milled)
• Semolina
• Maize/Corn  (whole/ground)
• Soya  Beans (whole/ground)
• Barley/Oats  (whole/ground)
• Coffee  (whole/ground)
• Coffee  Green (ground)
• Cocoa  Beans (whole)
• Linseed  (whole)
• Lentils  (whole/ground)
• Oilseed  Rape (ground)
• Mustard  Seed (Whole)
• Sorghum/Milo  (whole/ground)
• Sunflower  Seed (whole)
• Flax  (whole)
• Peas/Progreta  (ground)
• Peas  (ground)
• Ground  Nuts Hulled (whole)
• Grass  See/Cocksfoot (whole)
• Flour/Soft  Wheat
• Clover/White  Seed (whole)
• Clover/Red  Lucerne Seed (whole)
• Buckwheat  (ground)
• Brassicas/Brussels  Sprout (whole/ground)
• Brassicas/Tic/Winter  (whole/ground)