PulsED: Harvest Concerns Pre-Module Survey Harvest Concerns : Assuring a Quality Harvest Question Title * 1. Name and Email Address Question Title * 2. What type of fire extinguisher is designed to control 3 types of fire: electrical, liquids and petroleum trash, wood and grain dust. ABC Pressurized Water Can Halon Gas Wet Chemical Question Title * 3. Using bin run or common seed Maintains the integrity of the genetic purity of the seed source. Is the best strategy to maximize return on investment Leads to an increase in seed borne pathogens; like Ascochyta Is the best choice for the export mark Question Title * 4. Under Organic Production - Preparation for harvest begins with Rolling at seeding or shortly after emergence of the crop. Using the proper desiccant that is approved for organic production Swathing the crop at the proper moisture content. Cutting into the lodged fields. Question Title * 5. With regards to pulse harvest, bleach is The only chemical licensed for weed control in organic production The only chemical licensed for desiccation in organic production A defect of caused by harvesting immature yellow peas. A defect of yellow peas in a green pea field Question Title * 6. The use of Round Up (glyphosate) as a desiccant is: Best used when weed pressure from kochia, Russian thistle, and prickly lettuce is severe. best used one week prior to harvest is temperature and humidity are under the 150 rule. Should not be used in combination with a surfactant when the temperature exceeds 80 mid day. Should not be used as a desiccant for export, domestic or any other market nor when the harvested crop is to be used for a commercial seed source. Question Title * 7. When preparing to harvest a field of pulses with your new combine. Train the combine operator in the proper adjustment and operation of the combine to assure a properly harvested crop Use the book settings and the computer monitoring for cracked seed coats Use the computer monitoring for moisture and temperature content and stop when the moisture plus temperature are greater than 108. Check the harvested crop for damage; cracked seed coats, splits and dockage at least once or twice each day. Question Title * 8. If an insurance claim is to be filed - a representative samples must be Obtained by the producer prior to delivery to the elevator Obtained by a licensed FGIS employee Obtained by a licensed sampler or a trained employee of the Department of Agriculture Obtained by the insurance agent. Question Title * 9. Combine settings, harvest speed and timing of harvest can affect the following pulse (pea, lentil, chickpea) quality factors. Moisture, dockage, heat damage, weevil damage and broken kernels. Moisture, dockage, splits in dockage, cracked seed coats and shrunken/broken Moisture, dockage, splits in dockage, falling numbers and cracked seed coats Moisture, dockage, splits in dockage, cracked seed coats and heat damage. Question Title * 10. MRL is defined as Minimum Required Label - below this level of crop protection inputs, insurance claims are disqualified. Minimum Residue Limits - below this level of crop residue, insurance claims are disqualified Maximum Rainfall Limits - above this level of precipitation, insurance claims are not allowed Maximum Residue Limits - above this level of chemical residue, export contracts are violated. Done