Quality approach
The plant's identity is measurability: every station says what it measures, every batch is delivered with its report. The quote rests on the inlet analysis; at delivery the outlet values of the same items are written down. The difference — loss, moisture drop, purity gain — isn't hidden; it's reported.
Our laboratory works on samples taken from every batch. Germination, purity, moisture and thousand-kernel weight are the shared language of quote and delivery.
- Germination and viability tests
- Physical purity and moisture analysis
- Thousand-kernel weight measurement
- Per-batch measurement archive
In every batch Four measurements
Sets the drying programme at inlet and storage safety at outlet.
The direct measure of viability; rises measurably after gravity separation.
Measured on the outlet sample; the report card of screening and indent cylinders.
The basis of count-based packaging and planting plans.
The delivery document: Batch report
The report that comes with every delivery gathers inlet and outlet analyses, operations performed, loss breakdown and — if any — the treatment recipe in one document. The sample below shows its structure.
Sample batch report illustrative
DT-2026-0847
Pre-cleaning → Drying → Screening + grading → Gravity → Treatment → Packaging
Inlet analysis
- Moisture%16,8
- Foreign matter%3,1
- Thousand-kernel weight312 g
Outlet analysis
- Moisture%12,4
- Purity%99,2
- Germination%94
- Grade8.0–9.5 mm
Loss breakdown
- Pre-cleaning + screening%4,6
- Gravity fraction%2,1
* These figures don't belong to a real batch; they are industry-consistent sample values that show the report's structure.
Let's talk about your batch
Send us the crop, quantity and harvest moisture; we'll work out the processing plan and quote together.