Drying, handling, storing and quality monitoring of pulses Emeritus Professor Don Wuebbles

Drying, handling, storing and quality monitoring of pulses Emeritus Professor Don WuebblesPulses are an affordable, vegetarian source of protein. They are low in fat, high in carbohydrates and a rich source of micronutrients, amino acids and vitamins. This chapter discusses on how drying, storing and handling of pulses can adversely affect their quality. It reviews how pulse quality is assessed and discusses strategies for drying, handling and storing pulses in order to maintain quality. A technology for grain monitoring and automated

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