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The document outlines a set of survey questions designed to evaluate the interview performance of a candidate, William Berzonsky, for the position of Research Leader at the GPMRC's Grain Quality and Structure Research Unit. It focuses on assessing communication skills, leadership competency, open-mindedness, strengths and weaknesses, and overall character traits.

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How is grain quality measured?

Test weight measures the grain density in a bushel and is the primary quality test for determining grade. This is because its an indicator of how much flour can be extracted. Wheat with a high test weight has large, plump kernels that result in high milling or flour extraction with fewer bran particles or specks.

What factors are considered in determining grain quality?

Grain quality is defined by several factors such as physical (moisture content, bulk density, kernel size, kernel hardness, vitreousness, kernel density and damaged kernels), safety (fungal infection, mycotoxins, insects and mites and their fragments, foreign material odour and dust) and compositional factors (milling

What is the grading of grain quality?

The quality of grain is determined by physically grading it, when properties are determined visually and with the aid of instruments. During this process, the grains suitability for its intended purpose and the grade are determined, and these are linked directly to the value of the grain.

What does the USDA research?

USDA invests in research, development, and outdocHub of new varieties and technologies to mitigate animal/plant diseases and increase productivity, sustainability, and product quality. USDA research has supported Americas farmers and ranchers in their work to produce a safe and abundant food supply for over 100 years.

Which method would be suitable for checking the quality of grains?

The most appropriate and simple method of separating good quality grains from the damaged ones is by immersing all the grains in water. This will cause the damaged or bad grains to float up because they are hollow. The viable or good seeds on the other hand will sink and settle at the bottom.

What are the grain quality indicators?

Characteristics of grain quality The intrinsic factors of grain include: color, composition, bulk density, odor, aroma, size and shape. Color is an important primary factor for the characterization, grading, trade, and processing of grain. It is a common criterion used in the wheat trade.

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