Where can I buy bulk Wheat Kernels?

OutlawJoseyWales said:
Not if you starve those little bastards of air! I put the wheat into plastic bags and tie them airtight, weevil problem solved. You can then remove the weevils, or just bake them into the bread... and feed it to your vegetarian friends!
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Buy a co2 fire extinguisher and then suck all the air out of the bag with a vacuum cleaner, fill the bag with co2 and then just suck out the top air volume with the vacuum.
 
OutlawJoseyWales said:
Not if you starve those little bastards of air! I put the wheat into plastic bags and tie them airtight
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Dunno man those little guys are sneaky. I have had two 50kg bags of malt being infested, not a tear or any damage to any of the bags. I resorted to storing my grains in 25l buckets so far so good.
 
William Foster said:
Gross. What kind of health protocols are you following/not following if you are willing to used contaminated raw materials for your production.

Give us this day, our daily weevil.
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LOL It was a joke, but anyway. This is not a business it is for personal use, my health protocols are basically 1 or 2 weevils are good to go :p but if I spot them they get removed.

You do know that the wheat is grown outdoors right, there are all kinds insects and bugs that get mixed into the wheat. It's fine for big businesses to sort that out as they have machines to do so, me not so much.
 
s0lar said:
Dunno man those little guys are sneaky. I have had two 50kg bags of malt being infested, not a tear or any damage to any of the bags. I resorted to storing my grains in 25l buckets so far so good.
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What the guy from Go Natural told me to do is to put the wheat in the freezer for 2 weeks and that takes care of them. Worked just as he said, all dead. But for a bulk load like 1 ton that could take ages.

I once tried a place that sells fish and put the 25kg bags in their freezer for 48 hours but it just made them lethargic and slow, not dead. Maybe if I left them in longer it would do the job properly. Paid about R700 for them to do it, so not cheap.
 
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Can anyone tell me if this is a legit or scam site?


I was thinking it was legit, but then saw that the company name is Genpom Global Group, but the web address is:
www.genpomblobalgroup.co.za it has a "b" instead of a "g" in the web address. Same with the email address sales@genpomblobalgroup.co.za

I found the company on Alibaba.

There is no website with www.genpomglobalgroup.co.za so why would they use blobal instead of global in the web address.
 
OutlawJoseyWales said:
Can anyone tell me if this is a legit or scam site?


I was thinking it was legit, but then saw that the company name is Genpom Global Group, but the web address is:
www.genpomblobalgroup.co.za it has a "b" instead of a "g" in the web address. Same with the email address sales@genpomblobalgroup.co.za

I found the company on Alibaba.

There is no website with www.genpomglobalgroup.co.za so why would they use blobal instead of global in the web address.
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look at the address this international operations are being run from
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OutlawJoseyWales said:
Yeah I did do a Street search on Google Maps but it came to a different location where there were actual buildings, but it was a 2019 picture.

They have been on Alibaba for a year now so weird that they would be a scam.

But thanks, will avoid.
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you likely got this one

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I think unless you pick up and pay on site I would avoid
 
If a company has a Registration Number does that make it anymore likely to be legit?

As you can see https://www.sacompany.co.za/ has their Registration Number and Company Name (pic 1)

And https://ciproza.co.za/ has the date they were registered (pic 2) which was November 2021.

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