Article | REF: F6030 V1

Soya: processing and industrial aspects

Author: Ignace DEBRUYNE

Publication date: March 10, 2001

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2. Harvesting, storage and transport

Successful storage and handling of whole soybeans depends mainly on three factors: moisture content, temperature and storage time (figure 2 ).

  • Harvest

    Immediately after harvest, soybeans are usually stored locally in a grain silo or on the farm. If necessary, the beans are artificially dried to a moisture content that is safe for storage.

Example

At 20°C and 14% humidity, storage lasts 100 days. At 16% humidity, the temperature must be lowered to achieve the same stability.

  • Drying

    Drying is carried out immediately after harvesting in order to stabilize the seeds microbiologically....

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