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STRETTGTHENING OF GRAIN QUATITY TESTIT{G TABORATORIES

PAKISTAI{ AGRIGUTTURAL RESEARGII GOUNCIL

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Nnnrc of Projcct:

Authoritiesresponsible for:

'2,1 Sponsoring:

2.2 Execution:

2.3 Operation:

Time required and

for completion ofproject (In months):

Plan Provision:

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Twelve (12) Months.

4.1 lfthe project id included in the current five year plan, speci$ actual allocation:

Not included

lf not includcd in the current plan, lrow is it now proposed to accommodate (lnter/lntrasectorial adjustment in allocation or other resources may be indicated).

It is proposed to be funded out of funds available with Ministry of' Food, Agriculture and Livestocks to meet the WTO requirements.

If the project is proposed to be financed out of block provision for Programme indicate:

MINFAL block allocation.

Relationship of the project with the objectives of the sector. Indicate the contributionof the project quantified if possible, to the targets in the five year plan, and the names

of other project (Whether sanctioned or under preparation) which would form partof an integrated programme within the sector:

Pakistan has recently stepped in the international market of wheat export. In dre present year we

have exported wheat to Afghanistan, lraq, Sudan, Dubai, Kenya, Somalia and many others. The

shipments to many other countries are in the pipeline. It is estimated that this year the total surpluswith public sector agencies will be around 2.0 million tons, around L0 million tons during 2002.

The main wheat exporters in the international market are USA, Canada and Australia. These

countries are involved in wheht and wheat products exports. They possess the most advanced

technologies and the availability of trained manpower to develop a monopoly in this business. In

thc intcrrrational opcn nrarkct Pakistan will havc to compctc with thcm in ordcr to kccp its

existence. IThere is no doubt that Pakistan produces wheat quality of "A" grade, However due to a variety oftechnical reasons we are not able to create an impact in the international market. One of the

fundamental rcquircrnent in this context irrcludes thc quality assessment assurance of our produce

so as to market it properly. At the moment there is not a single fully equipped grain quality testing

laboratory where all the fundamental testing can take place under one roof. It is therefore desired

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PART ('A" (Proiect Disest)

S(rcngthcning of Grtin Qunlity Tcstirrg Lnboraftrrics

Ministry of Food, Agriculture & Livestock, Govt. of pakistan, lslamabad.

Pakistan Agricultural Research Council (PARC), Islamabad.

o Tropical Agricultural Research Centre (TARC), PARC, Karachi.o National Agricultural Research Centre (NARC), PARC, Islamabad.

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6. Capital cort of f rojcch Local Cc'st;

Foreign gxchange Conrponentl' '[otal:

1. ,{nnusl rccurring cxpcnditure f,ft€r conpletion:

Dec. ZE 2681 Ea:45Ft'1

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,)'lilr_ Yq stuin handliug laboratories be establisherl tu rmclutake all the tesrs. O}le laboratory should be atN.{ttC. Islarnabrd to serve tlrc publjc. and private secter in grain prn<lucin*s a.rea antl thc other in the poncity of Karachi for final inepection and cheeking of gairm befo$ shipmcnt. Thc basic irrfra-structuie isalrcady availabla at the ploposed establishmerlts aild their strcngthcning shalt save time and morcyrcquired othenvise for creating new labs, 'Ihe thnin.arcas tlrar rcquirc sbcngthenitrg are:

. Pltysical qtraliry clrnraiteristirrs of graro-

Ccreal clrenrisky and cooking quality')f g,l.ait).s.

. Pest ard disease relating to grains.

. Environmcntal safcty uspacts viz.. presence of pesticide residues,.A fl atox i u.s and rnycotoxins.

. 'tvlicrobiolcrigcal and puthological tclting.

'Ihc cstablishmcut of sush labs shall be inlirre with the WTO programme that funposes qualiradvcrestictious te en$uE the quality enhy of agrictrlhual products in international niarkct. Establishnflent oftlrese ceilers sh.tll$lso be is accordaucc with the directives of His Excellency, President of IslamicRcpublic of Pakistan given on ?9.10.2001 in rryheat contbrpnce. 'fhe cost on thc project is nomjnal jnrd.rrlnt r* rltl tt:,r'J+ lr+lrtf.ltr rrllrtrrt rl'rtil gtr r.lrt r]1 tllr prr.'1.,urr[ruu rurl ,r rrr lurr rvrlJr llrr ub.lrotrirruof rcscarch cstablisbrnenis assigned

to undertlke tllis rvork, The labs can also hclp Pakistan to testquatity of €x.f!$rt goods ond f,rt inernai consurrption.

R^8.75.63 milliontu.122.90 nrillion (US $ 2.01n)Rs. 198:53 million

Rs. 10.0 millionr..

Objectives of thc projcct: (Preferrrbly iu quantitetive termr)

d.l 13re ploject shall enhance the grain and its products quality tcsting capatrilities ot'fcrllowingtwo establisl'nnents:

* Tropical Agriculilual Resear,;h Cente, PARC, Karachi.+ Natiorrpl "A,griculfiral Resear';h Cteuh.e, PARC, Islamabad.

8.2 Tho".projcct shall prcvide bained'manpower in Fakistan to undertake fgse$rch and grainqualrty testing nnrk,

8.3 pJHtrpaject establishment shall serve as nucleus sites for qualitative testing of egriculnrtalprodrc€ by public ond priv$te sector$ kee,ping in view lhe WTO/TRIPS CodcxElementarionicu.s requirernents. Su;h testing shall enable Pakistan to fetch proper pnces ofits products in thc intcrnutional mnrket.

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ChEum*n, Pakistan Agricultural llesearch Council,Islan:abad.

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Dr. Nolr Ullah

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PART " B " (Proiect Descrintion and Financipg)

Location of Project:

'['hc pro.jcct slrall bc coordinatcd'try Pakistan Agricultural Rcsearch Council, Islamabad. Whcreas

thc tbllowing two institulions slull bc strcngthencd out of this programmc:

. 'lropical Agricultural llesearch Centre, PARC, Karaclri.o Natioual Agricultural lLcsearch Ceutrc, PARC, lslamabad.

Existing facilities:

l0.l Staff: The evailablerelevant staffin these institutes shall be utilized for execution ofproject. The existing scientific staff with these institrttions is as under:

l. TARC, PARC, Karachi : 12 Scientists

2. NARC, PARC,Islamabad: l0 Scientists

10.2 Space: Space is available rvith both the research institutions, However a lab is required

to be constructed at TARC, PARC, Karachi. The details of the available space is

as under:

o TARC. PARC. Karachi. It is located in University ,of Karachi Campus,

karachi. TARC has several laboratories and poisess the basic infra-

structure to accommodate the project. The TARC already has physical

quality, irrspection, fumigation and Pesticide residue labs at its sites. The

labs lor Ccrcal tcsting, lhcology and a lraining hall ctc., shall have to be

constt'rtctod.

o NARC. PARC. Islarnabad possess all the basic infra-structure required to

unOirtaie research. The programme has enough space to accommodate the

proposed project.

11. . Description of Project:

11.1 Brief historY:

The proposed project focuses on shengthening the grain quality testing facilities at two research

establishments i.e. NARC, Islamabad and TARC, PARC, Karaihi. These centres were equipped in

late 80's by various donor agencies and thereafter due to the unavailability of funds, spare parts,

maintenance most of the equipments have gone out of order.

ll.2 Proposcdfacilities:The two sites shall be provided advanced laboratory equipntent to enhance their capabilitics in

following areas:

. physical testing of grains, viz., grading, moisture, foreign matter, test weight, determination of

defects, ttc.etc. ,

. Ccreal cBernistry of grains viz., protein, gluten, ash, fiber and rheological testing features etc.

o Contaminant testing in cercals viz., pesticide residues, aflatoxins and mycotoxins, heavy

tnctals etc.

. lcjcntification and management of grain diseases viz., Karnal bunt, loose smut, ergot etc'' etc.

r lrumigation and pcst control in cxportablc cornrnodities

. lnslrcctiontll'ccrcnls,

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I1.3 Justification:since much of these fircilities are not available at any one center most of the testing is based onmanual methods that doesn't comply rvith Intemational Standard orlanization requi"rements. The.strengthened units shall become focal lroints for-fhe orrllitative_testin! of exportable cereals

"r;;;intemationa|requirementsand@""poi".Theseestab|ishmentsbyviftue of their research sha.ll also highlight thc important physicolchemical features of ourgrains

to cnablc proper grairf grading in orclcr to l'ctch thc propcr priccs.

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'l'ltc cstablishttrcnt ol'ilrcsc labs is a prc-rcquisitc to WTO ccrtification that rcquircsquality assurances of all the agricultural expofts. The TRIPS deletion programme expiregon Deccmber 200 | and is at the rnost extendable upto December 2003.

Presently wheat is being exported by pASSCo and punjab Food Department. The Gophas also allowed private sector to undertake exports. The project is iesigned to providetechnitcal support to.public and private sector agencies in undertakingf ttr" quutitutlu"resrlng teadrng to quality exports of agricultural cereals from pakistan.

The project shall provide an opportunity to the scientists of various establishments forincreasing their capabilities relating to grain testing and also undertaking research on

cereal technology.

Main fcaturcs of thc schemc:

r A modular approach has been adopted so that the financial input gives immediateresults rather than dissipating the resources all over.

o Area of strengthening grain quality testing has been identified for augmenting theavailablc rcsourccs for bcttcr output.

r Allocatiott ol'lirrtds hnvc bocn rnadc lbr nrininrunr rcquircrncnts fior rccruitmcnt ol'ndditional staff and vchiclcs ctc. r

' lt is ttoticcablc that rnajor part of the financial input goes to laboratory equipment. ltis due to the fact tlrat eqtiiprnent was not provided to these institutions'since long,These institutes were not in a position

to add/replace equipment out of their normilbudgetordevelopmentgrantsduetoresourceconstraints.

Details of administrative structure for implementing:

The project shall be coordinated by PARC. Whereas Directors of the two institutesrequired to be strengthened shall be declared as the Project Directors with all theexecutional powers. The procurement of equipment and training of manpower shall beananged by PARC, Islamabad. The respective PDs of the units shall strengthen theirlaboratories and research capabilities so as to provide service to the exporters and also toundertake research.

ll.6 Population of the area to be served:

Food is the basic need of man. Entire population of the country including 14.5 millionpeople from all age groups and income levels will be served as the result ofimplementation of this project. The public and private sector dealing in wheat and wheatproducts will be bencfited by gcrting feed back from the project.

ll,7 Relationship with other programme in the same sector and in other sectors. Indicatcwhcthcr coordination with othcr scctors has bccn cnsured:

'l'ltc acadcntic. rcscarch and training nctivitics of (hc projcct irnplcmcnting units is in lincwitlt public and privatc scctors dcaling with food to Ineet their manpower, professional



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and advisory requirentents. Thc public sector includes provincial research institutes, fooddepartments, PASSCO, acaclcmic institutes, PARC and pakistan Atornic EnergyCommission, The private sector includes food industries, located in different parts of thecountry. The project will lbnn part of the comprehensive programme foi producingadequate laboratory facilities to meet the needs of the country ii the 2l't century. The. grain industry will get better serviccrs that ultimately will serve the masses with better

quality lind. 'I'hc ptrblic scctol rvill gct, bctrcr irilorlnation about whcat ancl whcatproducts fbr thcir clcsircd products.

ll.8 The cmploymcnt prospccts of the persons to be trained in terms of thB present andfuture demand:

' Better trained manpower ilt grain science will have Lefter chances of absorption in theemployment market and are likely to give better performance in their placa of work inpublic and private sectors.

11.9 Employment to be created by gender.

Not applicable

t l.l0 Dctailcd analysis of cstimation of the likcly enrployment:

Grain exports from Pakistan is expanding rapidly. Siill rankers are serving which aregradually bEing replaced by trained persons. New avenues in grain hnd its productexports are likely to come in future. Thus the two establishments proposed to bestrengthened will serve as nuclear sites for trained manpower generation to serve in thegrain sc ience industry.

12. l)ulcs wlrcrr cupilrrl cx;lcrrdilurc cslirrrllcs wcrc prcparcd:l

Dccembcr, 2001

13. Summary of capital expenditure covering the whole of investment period

Code No. Object/Heads (Million Rupees )

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102.77 \./r.00

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107.3706n/6.0

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ESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES

OPERATING EXPENSESLab Equipment

Others

Transport

Books & Journals

r Fixed Assetsr C*ffi-rti- of Labs./Flats

Capital Workx cnplrnL EXPBNSES

TARC

0.125

42.705

51.385

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1.50

0.30

53.68s3,0

3.0

56.685

NARC

0.r2542.205

5 1.385

0,50

1.50

0.30

53.685

3.00

3.00

56.68s

Total

'Iotal: (Local currcncy): 99.515 99.015 r 98.53

Basis of cost estimatcs (givc full dctail)::

'['lrc sutttrrtnry ol' llrc cosl cslirrritlcs lravc bcctr prcpnrcd kccpirrg in vicw thc rnirrinrulnrcquircntcnts l"or thc exccution ofprojcct and thc currcnt nrarkct ratcs ofneccssary supplies.

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l5' Estimates of annual rccurring cxpenditure aftercompletion of each phase of project(also indicate the source of financing recurring expenditure):

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After the completion of project the laboratories strengthened through the proposed project shallrequire Rs. l0'0 million*as recurt'ing expenditure ior testing/mulnt"nuni"'of equipirent andprocurcrncnt of chcnricals and storcs.

Unit cosls for cach cntcgory tlf scrvicc our output, (indicate number of stutlies cost per sturlycost per man-year)

Not applicablc.t

In casc of industrial research, if the process developed are to be leased to commercial firms,(give cash flow statement on flow and outflow) for the next five years.

Not Applicable

Annual phasing of physical work and financial requirements for the project (attach pERTor Bar diagrams if prepared).

Thc strengthcning work irrcluding procurenrent of equipnrent and matcrial shall bc unclcrtaken andcompleted within one year of the initiation of project. Thereafter the laboratories shall startfurfctioning their testing operations.

Foreign Exchange Expenditure:

u s $ 2. 0 l rn i I r ion in equjv. srenl p"ak.Ryp_ggt-l z-2*p0 {nilli_o}-$*

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20. n) Liltcly sourccs and amount of forcigu cxchangc cost of the projcct

US $ 2.01 millions. Sources not known,

*b) Present position regarding availability, commitment or negotiation.

'Not known vet.

21. Indicate sources and amount ofrupee component.

SOURCE

a) Government sources: (Please

speciff Federal & Provincial)

i) Grant

iD Loan

iii) Investment

iv) Direct Govt. Expenditure

22. Bcncfits of thc pro.icct:

22.1 Dircct bcncfits

Amount for Capital

Expenditure (Mill.Rs.)Amount for Recurring

expenditure

75.63

75.63

Federal Government:

t22.90

122.90

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'l'lrc inrplctrrcntiltion of tlris pro.icct shall strcngtlrcrr two grain quality tcsting laboratorics.'l'ltcsc laboratorics slrall bccornc lbcal point lbr all tlre physico-chcrnical tcsting particularly ofexportable surplus for public and private sectors. These laboratories shall be of intemational

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' 22.3 Bfforts being made in the project for skill development'

The receipt of sophisticated research and testing equipment shall improve the technical'titt

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staff working in tire organizations proposed to strengthened'

22.4Specificfaci|itiessuchasschools,roads,water,hospitatsetc.whichwillbecomeavailablqto people in project locality'

Facilities for undertakittgcereal testing shall be available to local market as well as grain

exportcrs. Thcsc laborairrics shall bc able to provide certifications required as per wTo-

regulations.

22.5 Other Socio-economic benefits'

Thc quality of research in the units likely to be strengthened shall improve tremendously' This

slrall overall irrrprovc thc food tcchrrology and processing in Pakistan'

23. Approxilnntc numbcr and cntegorics of job opportunitics likcly to be created indirectly, 1.,

as a rcsult of imPlcmcntation:

Qualihed scientific staff is available in all the research eshblishments proposed to be trained and

strengthened.

standard and able to ,1eet the WTo challenges that most likcly otherwise become fatal for'

agricultural exPorts.

22.2 lnditect benefits

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24. a) Manpowcr

lt) likcly shortng! of rnanpowcr.by occupation.

c) Step to be taken to assurenvailability of manpower.

d) Approximate number ofPersons required to be

Trained per year (Locallyand abroad).

25. Physical and other facilities required for project.

a) Power supply, land for building etc.b) Water and other facilities

c) Educational facilitiesd) Housing by type laboratory

Nil (To be met out of existing staff)

NilN/A

6 persons locally6 persons abroad

Available

Available

NilAvailable except 2 laboratories and a

training hall.

26. Is there civil work of iny kind including building, housing, town planning, water supply.

26.1 Total covered area of the building.About 3000 sq.ft.

26.2 lf houscs providcd tlrcir nurnbcr nnd cntcgorics.Nol applicablc;;

26.3 Sizc ot plot on wliich building/houscs will bc constructcd.

, l:r'cc of cost land availablc within thc prcmises of TARC-, Karachi.

26.4 Give description of already completed or under construction building.Not applicable.

27. Materials, supplies and equipment requirement.

S.No. Item Local Foreign cost Already availableCost (mill.Rs.) (mill.Us $) with agency

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Research equipment

Office equipmentMaterial supplies :

- POL 0.20- Consumable store 6.0

(Chemicals & Class ware etc.)- Stationary O.2o

- Miscellarreous 0.60Purchase of vehicle 3.0 /Books & periodicals 0.60Building Corrslructiorr 3.0

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28. Incaseofimportedmaterialandequipmentforexecution,indicatejustification.

Any of the equipment is not manufactured or available locally and required to be imported from

abroad. This equipm.ni i, .r.rntial for unO"ttfint tfre Uasic..tests rilating to physical quality

characteristics, cereal chemistry, microbiology,"onti*inunt

testing etc" and more essential as per

tSO rccluire'rcnrs. Eq'ui;;;irt'llst annex.a plttuiitto the equipmint that is not manufactured or

availablc in I'akistan. l;";t*'il;;;;;;;; ii't'iuutionl'cquiiement related with requirements for

plrvsical, cereal chemistry, determination of to*it to"iut'inant' microbiological and pathological

i.riing. In most of the cases one equipment-ao" not serve the pumose of one determination

scvcral cquiprncnts arc requirc to initially pr"pur"-t1t" sample and theieafter process is to obtain

thc result. Therspecifica,i"l "f "q"lpmcnthas Ulln pt"put"ctkccping in vicw thc ISO requircment'

Bcncficiaries

The most significant objective of the project is the improvement in infrastructuie of grain quality

testing laboratories uni to make them * p", ISO iequirements to meet the incoming wTO

demands. Thus the grain exporters, local trade,t, luUfit and. private sector grain handling agencies'

agro-industry, stuOents ana it"u"httt shall benefit out of this project'

ParticiPation

The following ministries / organization will actually participate in sponsoring execution'

;;;Ji"", supirvision' maintenanlce and coordination of project'

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s,u'oMinistrv of Food, Agriculture, Cooperatives and Live stocks'

;;*; n gtitu tiutut Research Council' I slamabad'

il.ii"i"i n=gt f cu ltural Research Centre' PARC' I slamabad'

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Code No.

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62-r62-21

62-262-31

62-32

62-36

62-37

62-3

62-40

6242

62-45

Q-4.62-52

62-54

62-55

62-56

62-S62-63

62-67

62-69

62-6

62

63-13

63-14

63-t563-17

63-L

63-22

63-2

63

TARC

0. t00.t00.025

0.025

0.125

0.t50.05

0. l0q$0.05qq50.r0

0. l03.0

0.30

3.50

l;001.20

0.l0

a!_0.00

25.69

0.t0t0.265

36.05s

0.20

0.20

0.10

0.50

42.705

5 r.385

0.50

1.50

0.30

53.685

3.0

3.056.685

NARC

0. t0

@0.025

0.02s

0.12s

0,l50.05

0.10

qrq0.05

@0.l00. l03.0

0.30

r5aL000.50

0. l0

uq0.20

25.69

0. t0t4.265J6.25s

0.30

0.10

0. l0q5a

42.205

5l.385

0.50

t.50

0.30

53.685

3.00

3.00s668s

3.00

0,60

t07.370

6.0

6.0113.370

Corrtirrgcrrt lraid Stnll-.la.larigs & AllowalrccsOthcr Bcncfits _ OfficcrsOlhcr llcncfits[S'TA BLISTIM ENT EXPBNSES'|A/DA

ro Olficers & StatfConveyance ChargesRunrring Cost of VehiclesTransportationTelephone & Trunk CallsCommunicationStationerv

Printing iipubl

icationsCorrsumable Stores

Othcr Misc. lixpcrrsc

Ptilitics.{ Qffice Su pn/Ren t

Labs/Building,Res. Equipment & MachinervVehicles

Rcnair & MaintenanceL0lisullancy ScrviccsPayrrrcrrt to othcr agcncics(taxes etc.)

Otlrcr Scrviccs-DpLTraining (Foreign & Local)

Othcr ServiccsSem inars/Workshop/Conference

Unforeseen ExpenditureOthers

Other ChargesOPERATING EXPENSESLab EquipmentFumiture & FixturesVehicles

Books

Fixed Assets

Total

0.20gzq0,0s

ao!0.25

0.30

0.l00.20

q000.10

W0.20

0.20

6.00

0.60

7.09

2.00

1.70

0.20

u00.20

5 1.38

0.20

20.5372310.50

0.30

0.20

I.0a84.91

102.

Construction of Labs/Flats

9apital Work in prosress

CAPITAL EXPENSES

Total: (Local currency): 99.515 99.01s 198.s3

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Annexure-IlLIST OF MAJOR EOUIPMENT TO BE PROCURED

(Total Cost Rs. 102.77 mittion)

A) PI{YSICAL TESTINC INSPECTION

Nunrc of llqui;lnrorf

L Burrows Digital Moisture Tester2. . Diflerent type of sampler & probes

3. Prob-A-Vac

4. Boernar dividcr5. Gamet Rotary divider6. Precision divider7. Riffle dividers

8. Weight per bushel testers

9. Sieve sets

10. Grain viewer

I l. Battery operated black light12. Inspcctiorr and gracling vicwcr13. lland held scrcens

14. Grain counter

15. Respirators and masks'

16. Sample digital Balance (2000gm)

l?. MBr meters (Bedfont-UK)18. Phosphine meters (BedfonrUK)

CDIIEAL CHEMISTITY

I . Perton Falling Nuniber 1500 Fungal I

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- Modification Kit for fungal falling number I- temperature regulator I

Total

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2

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2

2

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4

2

2

2

2

2

2

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