Celeriac Cleaning Machinery for Soil Removal

Soil can collect around celeriac’s roots and remain after an initial cleaning step. Haith’s celeriac cleaning machinery can remove loose soil and debris before inspection or further preparation. In Haith’s line for Jack Buck Farms, soil is removed before inspection, while soil remaining within the roots is addressed during later pre-soaking and washing.

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Removing Loose Soil Before Inspection

After celeriac enters the line through receiving machinery, an initial cleaning stage can separate loose field soil from the crop flow. The amount and condition of soil arriving with the crop help determine how this stage is configured before inspection.

Handling Soil Remaining Within the Roots

Some soil may remain caught within the roots after initial separation. Haith’s celeriac washing and drying machinery covers further preparation, while celeriac grading machinery covers later inspection and sizing. The cleaning stage can be configured around the preparation the crop will receive next.