Every grain load has its own origin, weight and quality profile.
However, as grain moves from the combine harvester to the grain cart, transport vehicle and storage facility, this information can easily become disconnected from the physical product.
By collecting data directly during harvesting and maintaining it throughout the handling process, each load can become part of a clear and verifiable digital record.
With an EVONIR analyser installed on the combine harvester, grain composition can be monitored continuously during harvesting.
Depending on the crop and calibration, parameters such as moisture, protein, starch and fibre can be measured in real time, without relying only on occasional samples.
Quality data can then be associated with the field, harvesting area and individual load, creating a more detailed picture of the crop directly at the moment of collection.
A weighing system installed on the grain cart records the amount of grain collected from each field or field zone.
When weight information is combined with NIR analysis, GPS position and operational data, each load receives a complete digital identity:
This information supports yield and quality mapping, load documentation, batch separation and more efficient harvest logistics.
Traceability should not stop when grain leaves the field.
As the product is transferred to trailers, silos or collection centres, its digital profile can remain associated with the load, helping operators maintain a documented connection between harvested grain and its destination.
This makes it easier to identify and separate batches according to moisture, protein or other relevant quality parameters before storage or processing.
At the storage or collection centre, grain quality can be checked again using portable or in-line NIR technology.
The measured results can be compared with the data collected during harvesting, supporting faster intake controls, more accurate batch classification and better storage decisions.
The result is a more transparent process in which grain is managed according to measured quality, quantity and origin.
The value of grain traceability does not end at the storage centre, but continues beyond it.
By keeping origin and quality data connected to each batch, millers and pasta producers can better qualify raw materials, support production consistency and strengthen product transparency.
Grain traceability is not based on a single measurement. It is the connection between quality, quantity, origin and destination throughout the grain journey.
Dinamica Generale technologies help turn every grain load into a documented source of information, supporting more informed decisions across the grain value chain.
Read the full resource or contact our team to find out how Dinamica Generale’s integrated technologies ensure full traceability of corn silage, from the field to the feed.
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