Managed Grain Production as an Element of Rational Environmental Management for Grain Production with a Minimum Level of Hidden Damage

EasyChair Preprint no. 5199

Abstract

The aim of the work is to evaluate the possibilities of X-ray quality control of seed and grain batches to identify hidden ecogenic and technogenic damage, to assess their impact on the economic suitability of grain and the possi-bility of its selection for precision studies of individual samples and mass analysis of grain batches. X-ray signs of hidden damage to the grain of a biogenic and technogenic nature were revealed, which significantly affect the economic suita-bility of grain batches (fracturing, internal germination, enzyme-mycotic deple-tion,damage and infestation of the grain with insects, non-fulfillment of the grain. It is shown that in production conditions there are grain defects that are absent in field small-scale experiments. The results obtained are the basis for improving agricultural technologies in order to produce economically valuable grain with a minimum level of hidden damage, as well as to ensure the competitiveness of domestic grain production in the world grain market.

Keyphrases: economic suitability, hidden damage, Microfocus radiography, operational quality

@Booklet{EasyChair:5199,
  author = {Mikhail Arkhipov and Yuri Tyukalov and Tatyana Danilova and Nikolay Potrakhov and Nikolay Staroverov and Sergey Letunov},
  title = {Managed Grain Production as an Element of Rational Environmental Management for Grain Production with a Minimum Level of Hidden Damage},
  howpublished = {EasyChair Preprint no. 5199},

  year = {EasyChair, 2021}}