InSight HiFlex

High-capacity, modular precision grain sorter for large-scale handling operations.

Bo Mill In Sight Hi Flex

Modular design tailored for specific capacity and installation needs
Turnkey solution with 200 metric tons per hour sorting capacity
Integrated into a 40-foot container for easy site integration, commissioning, and relocation
Scalable platform allowing expansion to higher capacities or permanent industrial installations
Designed for large-scale grain terminals and high-volume grain handling operations
Enables precise sorting by protein content to meet stringent quality specifications
Optimizes grain batches to avoid excess protein and minimize price discounts
Supports grain buyers with consistent protein levels for improved processing efficiency
Expands BoMill’s product range to cover a broad spectrum of grain handling and processing needs
Facilitates operational flexibility and value creation through scalable, adaptable sorting technology

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Capagro leads a SEK 20 million round in BoMill

Capagro is investing SEK 15.6 million in Malmö, Sweden-based BoMill AB, which has developed high-speed grain sorting equipment. The previous owners are also participating in the share issue, totaling SEK 20 million.

Capagro leads a SEK 20 million round in BoMill

Capagro is investing SEK 15.6 million in Malmö, Sweden-based BoMill AB, which has developed high-speed grain sorting equipment. The previous owners are also participating in the share issue, totaling SEK 20 million.

BoMill AB expands into Great Britain and Ireland with McArthur Agriculture Ltd.

The grain quality sorting company BoMill AB grows its distributor network by signing an agreement with McArthur Agriculture Ltd. with operations in the Great Britain and Ireland.

Researcher: There’s probably no safe level of mycotoxins in feed

Dr.Thomas Scott, research chair in feed processing technology, Department of Animaland Poultry Science, University of Saskatchewan, said that mycotoxin contamination of portionsof the wheat crop in Canada this year is a problem, particularly fusarium andergot contamination.

Researcher: There’s probably no safe level of mycotoxins in feed

Dr.Thomas Scott, research chair in feed processing technology, Department of Animaland Poultry Science, University of Saskatchewan, said that mycotoxin contamination of portionsof the wheat crop in Canada this year is a problem, particularly fusarium andergot contamination.