Filip Roth·Oct 12The Bad Trip Hypothesis: Dietary Neuroinflammation, Cognitive Discretization, and the Origin of…The updated preprint article is out!
Patrick Sawyer·Oct 1The Quarter Section He Worked for Twenty Eight Years, and the Stranger Who Took the HarvestHe worked the same quarter section for twenty eight years. A stranger on Telegram took the harvest before it was planted.
Yaniv Noema·Sep 24The Color of Grains and Seeds: RGB, HSV, CIELAB, and LCh ExplainedColor is one of the first characteristics people notice in a grain sample. A breeder may look for a darker seed coat, a researcher may…
Yaniv Noema·Sep 7Wheat Screenings: What They Reveal About Flour Mill Cleaning EfficiencyThe material removed from a wheat cleaning line can show whether the mill is separating impurities efficiently or losing valuable grain
Yaniv Noema·Aug 275 Signs Your Wheat Cleaning Line Is Removing Too Much Good GrainA clean wheat stream can hide an expensive loss. These five checks can help determine whether usable wheat is leaving the process with the…
Yaniv Noema·Aug 25Why Fusarium-Damaged Kernels Matter: Quality, Safety, and Commercial ImpactEven a small percentage of damaged kernels can affect grade, processing decisions, and the need for additional DON testing.
Yaniv Noema·Aug 18Wheat Protein Content vs. Gluten Strength: What Is the Difference?Why protein percentage alone does not determine dough behaviour, processing performance, or baking quality
Yaniv Noema·Aug 147 Visual Defects That Can Affect a Wheat LoadWhat quality teams can actually see in a wheat sample, what those visual signs may indicate, and where visual assessment fits in the wider…
Yaniv Noema·Aug 1Five Ways to Measure Fusarium Damage. Independent Researchers Compared Them All.A study of 1,266 wheat samples from 460 breeding lines compared manual sorting, visual estimates, NIR, laboratory DON analysis, and…
Yaniv Noema·Jul 258 Wheat Quality Tests Explained: What Each Test Actually MeasuresA practical guide to test weight, moisture, protein, dockage, damaged kernels, Falling Number, DON, and kernel hardness
