Separation allows to select the best material for sowing, with similar
germination capacity.

For example, in the case of non-separated wheat with a germination capacity
of 96% after 14 days, the germination capacity after 7 days was 80%.

For separated seeds, these values were 96% and 92%, respectively. This translates into
an uniform grain maturation process during the harvesting period.

In the case of standard seeds, at harvest time about 80% of grain was ripe and ready to be
harvested, while the remaining 20% consisted of unripe or overripe ears.

The separation process in this example allowed to achieve approx. 92% of uniform,
ripe ears. This translated directly into a 12% increase in yield and allowed to avoid
natural contamination of the field with spilled grains.

The table below shows the savings achieved with the grain separation process in the analysed example

With our separator for pre-cleaning the harvested grain before drying,
selection of material before sale and the production of seed for your
own use, you can get a return on your investment after just 1 year!