Weighing and Testing Sample Clauses

Weighing and Testing. Certified destination weights for all truck shipments will apply to the Corn sold by CHS to Customer and Customer shall provide CHS with such weights for truck shipments. Destination grades for each truck shipment of the Corn of a given type and specification, as determined by Customer’s laboratory personnel or an independent laboratory retained by Customer, shall apply for all of the Corn delivered and Customer’s lab results shall be used for settlement. Destination grades for truck shipments of Corn direct hauled to the Facility from elevators or other third-parties under a Third-Party Storage Agreement will be based upon the average grades for shipments over a 15-day period and settled on the 1st and 15th day of each month. Samples taken by Customer shall be retained by Customer for ten (10) days after each 15 day average period and, upon CHS’ request, shall be provided to CHS to permit re-inspection by a state laboratory on behalf of, and at the expense of, CHS to confirm grade test results. Such re-inspection grades will be final. First official weights and grades, for each rail car shipment of the Corn shall be submitted by CHS to Customer along with shipment documents to be used for settlement. CHS, at CHS expense, shall install an Agris OneWay terminal at Customer’s Facility to facilitate the paperwork flow and settlement of Corn deliveries, provided that Agris is compatible with Customer’s computer and record keeping systems. Customer’s personnel will enter the delivery information into the terminal on a daily basis and CHS will pull the information from the terminal electronically on a daily basis.
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Weighing and Testing. Elevator shall provide weights and grades for all Corn delivered to the Elevator for CHS. Elevator shall issue scale tickets and shall provide warehouse receipts to CHS for such Corn. Samples taken by Elevator shall be retained by Elevator for ten (10) days after inspection and, upon CHS’ request, shall be provided to CHS to permit re-inspection by a state laboratory on behalf of, and at the expense of, CHS to confirm grade test results. Such re-inspection grades will be final. Destination weights, grades and discount schedules shall apply to all corn delivered out of the Elevator on behalf of CHS to its point of destination. Elevator shall be responsible for any loss in quantity (subject, however, to paragraph 6) and quality in the Corn based upon such destination weights and grades.
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Weighing and Testing. (a) SDWG will be solely responsible for installing and maintaining the (i) grain transfer systems (the “Grain Systems”) and certified scales and weighing systems (the “Weighing Systems”), which will transport and weigh all corn delivered by SDWG to HGF under this Agreement, and (ii) inline grain sampling systems (the “Sampling Systems”), which will automatically sample the grain flow on a consistent basis. The Grain Systems, Weighing Systems and Sampling Systems will be designed to operate so that HGF’s employees may, pursuant to SDWG’s instruction, initiate the conveyance of corn to the Ethanol Plants without participation by SDWG employees. SDWG will be responsible for the maintenance and accuracy of the Grain Systems, Weighing Systems and Sampling Systems; provided, that HGF will be responsible for all costs and expenses incurred by SDWG related to the Grain Systems, Weighing Systems and Sampling Systems that result from the negligence of HGF or its employees.
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Weighing and Testing. Certified weights, as are set forth in the relative Sales Contracts, will apply to all of the Grain sold by CHS to Customer. Grades for each truck or rail shipment of the Grain of a given type and specification as called for in the relevant Sales Contract, as determined by Customer’s laboratory personnel or an independent laboratory as called for in the relevant Sales Contract, shall apply for all of the Grain delivered to the Facility. Samples taken by Customer on all non-conforming or rejected Grain shall be retained by Customer for ten (10) days and, upon CHS’ request, shall be provided to CHS to permit re-inspection by a state laboratory on behalf of, and at the expense of, CHS to confirm grade test results. Such re- inspection grades will be final. Customer shall provide CHS with copies of all scale tickets of deliveries of the Grain purchased by CHS and sold to Customer hereunder.
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