comment_details: AMS-AMS-22-0083-0011

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AMS-AMS-22-0083-0011 Having raised soybeans over the years and also sell soybean seed, I would greatly appreciate passing of this correction. I have had customers have loads of soybeans rejected due to color. This resulted in a loss in market price, a great distance to haul and a severe time loss during harvest. I have lost sales of some numbers of soybeans because of the reject of those from the previous harvest. Passing this would be very beneficial to the produces and was as those who provide genetics to the market place, with no significate loss in quality, protein and oil content.<br/><br/>Thank you, yours in production agriculture     David Sommers Kewanna IN   United States Comment(s)   lge-gg02-2dqt 0 AMS-AMS-22-0083-0002 2023-04-12T04:00:00Z       1 0