Executive Assistant to Chief Commissioner at Canadian Grain Commission
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The agenda includes updates on grain grading technologies, reports from advisory committees concerning oilseeds, legumes, barley, other cereals, and wheat, as well as the recommendation of representative samples. The meeting also covers administrative items such as the committee member mandate and closing remarks.
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The committee meeting covered a variety of grain grading topics including updates on technology and reports from several advisory committees. Key outcomes included motions to update grading factors for lentils and Canada Eastern Amber Durum wheat, specifically regarding contrasting colors, severe midge, and penetrated smudge tolerances. The committee discussed the development of a heated corn guide, the status of grain grading alignment, and the ongoing review of wheat class quality descriptions on the CGC website. Additionally, existing standards for grain grown in the Eastern Division were recommended for redesignation for the upcoming crop year.
The meeting agenda includes several technical and administrative updates regarding grain standardization. Key topics feature reports on grain grading technologies, updates from advisory committees on oilseeds, pulses, barley, and wheat, as well as progress reports from working groups focused on hard vitreous kernel (HVK) in Western Canadian Red Spring wheat and grain grading harmonization. Additionally, the committee will discuss sample recommendations, the mandate of committee members, and administrative closing remarks.
The committee meeting covered several key regulatory and grading topics. Discussions included updates on grain grading technology, the Grain Quality Technology Advancement Framework, and reports from advisory committees regarding oilseeds, pulses, and barley. Key actions included the removal of contrasting classes as a grading factor for lentils, adjustments to tolerances for penetrated smudge and total severe midge in Canada Western Amber Durum wheat, and the recommendation of standards for the 2026-2027 crop year. Additionally, the committee received updates on the Canada Western Red Spring hard vitreous kernel working group, the grain grading alignment working group, and research findings regarding the impact of broken kernels on durum wheat functionality.
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