The S/J Picking Tray was designed to make the job of a grain grader easier by turning all kernels over at one time. The grain is placed on the corrugated half of the tray and with a few short, quick shakes the grain is spread in one layer. With the use of tweezers, kernels can be “plucked” from the formed rows without disturbing the kernels on either side of the one being removed. After all rows have been reviewed, the second half of the picking tray (foam side) is now placed on top of the first half (corrugated half ). Holding the two trays tightly together, the user turns the trays over and now places the foam side of the tray on the bottom. The kernels remain lined-up and the opposite side of the grain can now be viewed for further grading. 

SIB-L: Surface: 18⅛" x 5⅝". Overall: 19" x 5⅝" x 2.
Ship wt: 6 lbs, Ship dims: 24" (L) x 19" (W) x 4" (H).

SIB-S: Surface: 11⅛" x 8⅞". Overall: 12¼" x 8⅞" x 2. 
Ship wt: 3 lbs, Ship dims: 16" (L) x 11" (W) x 4" (H)

SIX STEPS TO REMOVING DAMAGE WITH THE SEEDBURO PICKING TRAY SYSTEM

1. The grain is placed on the corrugated half on the picking tray. A few short, quick shakes will spread the grain to one layer.
2. With tweezers in one hand, pick the damaged and suspect damage.
   
3. Start at one corner of the top or bottom, viewing a few rows as you move across the tray. Then return in the opposite direction viewing the next rows. Continue until all rows have been reviewed. Only pick damaged and suspected damage as you pass over the rows.
   
4. The second half of the picking tray (foam side) is now placed on top of the first half (corrugated half). Holding them tightly together, turn them over. This now places the foam half on the bottom.
   
5. Carefully remove he corrugated half of the picking tray and repeat step number three.
   
6. The suspect kernels can now be viewed more closely and added to the damage sample.