Why is it good to have a grain moisture meter? you will know what the quality of your grain is you will be sure that the moisture of the grain you leave at the collection point is exactly as it should be you will save time and money as far as deductions at the grain collection point are concerned you will store even large parts of grain safely for a long period of time you reduce the risk of moulds occurring in any part of grain you prevent the grain from heating in silos you increase profitability of your crops   GMM Grain Moisture meter is characterised by: accurate and fast measurement large number of calibrations (30 species) user-friendliness modern design ergonomic shape   The meter is calibrated for 30 species of cereal, oilseed, legume and grass seeds with the following measurement ranges: rye 7.6% – 35.0% wheat 7.2% – 35.0% quality wheat 7.3% – 35.0% triticale 7.4% – 35.0% spring barley 8.0% – 35.0% oat 8.0% – 35.0% buckwheat 6.5% – 35.0% horse bean 7.9% – 35.0% yellow lupine 6.6% – 35.0% narrow-leafed lupin 7.5% – 35.0% pea 8.0% – 33.0% field peas7.8% – 35.0% canola 4.0% – 30.0% bean 7.7% – 30.0% corn 8.0% – 43.0% shelled sunflower seeds 6.0% – 14.9% husk sunflower seeds 5.5% – 15.6% perennial ryegrass 6.4% – 22.0% red clover 5.7% – 26.3% white clover 4.8%-25.0% small kidney beans 8.9% – 30.4% jack bean 8.9% – 30.0% mustard 7.3% – 21.6% panicum 4.0% – 18.6% soya beans 7.5% – 28.8% sorghum 9.8% – 28.3% linseed 5.4% – 20.5% white rice 7.4%-18.2% wild rice 9.1%-21.4% coffee beans 7.7%-30.0% We can add new calibrations upon customer’s request: millet cereals 3.2% – 21.5% cocksfoot 3.8% – 24.3% cornmeal 8.0% – 25.0% pearl barley – fine 8.0% – 20.0% pearl barley – medium 8.0% – 20.0% pearl barley – thick 9.0% – 21.4% farina 6.5% – 18.0% wheat germ 9.9% – 21.0% monogerm beet root seed 7.7% – 23.3% monogerm sugar beet 9.0% – 26.2% meadow fescue 5.0% – 24.3% milk thistle 8.0% – 35.0% cherry stones 7.4% – 31.2% black gram 5.0% – 35.0% mung bean 5.0% – 35.0% jute seed 5.0% – 35.0% onion seed 5.0% – 35.0% tall fescue 5.5% – 24.5% shelled pumpkin seeds 5.8% – 25.0% zucchini 5.3% – 14.7% beetroot 7.1% – 19.0% cucumber 3.7% – 12.4% broad bean 7.1% – 19.0% naked oat 9.0% – 20.0% Buckwheat kasha not roasted 10% – 20% There is a possibility of extending the list of species. Please contact us, if you’re interested. Thank you for allowing Accurate Weighing Scales (U) Ltd the privilege to serve you in advance. For inquiries on deliveries contact us Office +256 (0) 705 577 823, +256 (0) 775 259 917 Address: Wandegeya KCCA Market South Wing, 2nd Floor Room SSF 036 Email: weighingscales@countrywinggroup.com

1. The Importance of Moisture Measurement
for the Coffee Market
Founding Director of Sinar Technology
Studied and developed moisture measurement techniques for more than 20years
Passionate about moisture
Coffee, Tea & Cocoa
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The penalty for poor moisture control affects both grower and processor alike. For the grower it
means poor yields, contaminated product and a loss of his livelihood. For the producer it affects
the colour, taste and quality of the product and ultimately leads to consumer dissatisfaction.
Feed & Foodstuffs
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No matter be it for human or animal consumption, control of moisture plays an important role in
the process, whether it be in the production of bread, beer or pet food. Poor moisture control
brings about variable quality, spoilage, reduced shelf life and the resultant loss of profitability.

2. Industrial Applications
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Determination of water in crude, fuels, refined oils and gases is regulated to International
Standards by all producing countries. Various methods are employed from Karl Fisher to
Infrared Spectral analysis dependant on the physical characteristics and required range of
moisture content.
Covid 19 – Update
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In these difficult and uncertain times, we want to assure you that as a Ugandan business it is very
important to us that we continue to support the Ugandan Agriculture sector, as we have done for
the last 30 years.
The run up to harvest is an important time in all our businesses and we want to assure you that
we are doing everything we can to support you, whilst also looking after the safety of our staff
and their families.
Our Offices in Kampala and both our service centers in Jinja and Namanve, will remain open for
as long as safely possible, while fully adhering to the strict guidelines set out by Ministry of
Health.
With the likelihood that agricultural shows and our popular moisture meter clinics will be
cancelled, we are concerned that the many customers we normally meet face to face in the run-
up to harvest will now not have the opportunity to get their moisture meters checked.
We are working with our agricultural partners across the Uganda to try to mitigate this issue.
More information to follow shortly.
In the meantime, if you would like to book your moisture meter in for a service you can do so by
completing the form here or alternatively call our Service Manager on +256 705 577 823 and
Option 1
Our Ugandan factory is still operating and a major advantage of being Made in Britain is that we
have excellent levels of stock for both moisture meters and spares.

3. You can complete a contact form here Option 2 and we will get back to you straight away.
We hope you are all staying safe and positive, please feel free to contact us if you have any
questions – we’re here to help!