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At GrainPro Solutions, we prioritize transparency and customer satisfaction. Here are some key terms and conditions to be aware of: 1. **Service Agreement:** By engaging our services, you agree to enter into a service contract outlining the scope of work, timelines, and payment terms. This agreement ensures clear expectations and a mutual understanding between both parties. 2. **Payment Terms:** Payment terms are clearly defined in the contract, including payment schedules, deposit requirements, and methods of payment. Typically, a deposit is required to confirm service bookings, with the balance payable upon completion of the contracted services. 3. **Cancellation Policy:** If you need to cancel or reschedule our services, we require a minimum notice period. Cancellations made within this period may be subject to a cancellation fee to cover any preparatory costs incurred. 4. **Service Quality:** GrainPro Solutions is committed to delivering high-quality services. We stand by our work quality and adhere to industry standards. If any issues arise, please contact us promptly so we can address them accordingly. 5. **Liability:** While we strive for perfection, certain risks inherent to agricultural contracting are outside our control. Our terms and conditions outline our liability limits, ensuring fair and reasonable responsibilities for both parties involved. Please refer to our full terms and conditions on our website or contact our customer support team for detailed information. Our goal is to provide a seamless, professional experience tailored to your agricultural needs. Feel free to reach out with any additional questions or to request a copy of our terms and conditions. GrainPro Solutions - Terms and Conditions

Insects can have a significant impact on grain, reducing its quality and quantity: Quality Insects can reduce the protein content of grain and the percentage of seeds that germinate. Quantity Insects can cause grain to lose weight and be rejected by buyers. Globally, an estimated quarter to third of the world's grain crop is lost to insects during storage. Infestation One tonne of infested grain can produce over a million insects in a year, which can spread to other grain storage. Some signs of insect activity in grain include: Shot holes: Rice weevils leave holes in grain and lay larvae inside. Webbing: Indian meal moth larvae weave dense webbing on grain and other surfaces. Odor: The lesser grain borer leaves behind a sweet, musty scent. Temperature: Sawtoothed grain beetle activity can cause grain to overheat. To prevent insect activity in grain, you can: Monitor: Regularly monitor grain to identify pests before they become a problem. Control moisture: Keep grain moisture content below 12%. Control insects: Control insects at loading to prevent them from creating moisture. Use aeration: Use an aeration system to manipulate the internal temperature. Use fumigants: Use fumigants like methyl bromide, phosphine, or mixtures of carbon tetrachloride and carbon disulfide

Storing grain on a farm offers many benefits, including: Preserving quality: Grain storage protects grains from pests, moisture, and other contaminants, which helps maintain their nutritional value and market value. Improving efficiency: On-farm storage can help with harvest operations by reducing delays from transportation and delivery. Maximizing profit: Farmers can store grain and sell it at the best time to maximize profits. Reducing road damage: Fewer trucks on the road during harvest time can help reduce road damage. Planning for weather: Silos can help plan for wet seasons or drought, and provide stock feed or seed to help weather storms. Exploring markets: Farmers can explore markets farther away during the off-season when transportation costs are lower. Investment: Silos can be considered a good investment, saving on fuel and wear and tear. To ensure the long-term success of on-farm grain storage, it's important to regularly inspect and maintain the storage facility and its surroundings, reach out to GrainPro Solutions for a chat today.