Key Takeaways
Linas Agro has adopted GrainODM: the AI grain analysis system is installed and in use in its laboratory. At its Open Doors 2026 in Kėdainiai, the company presented this innovation to the farmers it works with.
GrainODM's Dainius Grigaitis presented and demonstrated the system live in the laboratory for the assembled visitors.
A physical grain sample is analysed in seconds and classified objectively into impurities, foreign material and grain quality classes, producing a digital, traceable report, with results within the range of senior lab technicians.
The system supports wheat, barley, oats, rapeseed and hemp.
On 15 July 2026, Linas Agro opened its grain operations to visitors at its Open Doors day in Kėdainiai. Among the innovations it showed the farmers who deliver to it was AI grain quality analysis: GrainODM is already installed and in use in the company’s laboratory.
Linas Agro is one of the largest integrated agribusinesses in the Baltics, spanning grain, oilseed, feed and farming. Its grain centres run modern, highly automated elevators, where much of the reception process is monitored digitally, the kind of setting that makes objective, fast quality assessment a natural next step.
Linas Agro's Kėdainiai grain elevator, host of the Open Doors 2026 day.
An invitation from the quality side
Linas Agro’s Head of Quality, Raimundas Garbauskas, opened with a short introduction, noting that the company uses AI in its grain quality control, and invited GrainODM’s Dainius Grigaitis to present in more detail.
Dainius introduced the technology and then demonstrated it live in the laboratory for the visiting farmers: a real grain sample, analysed on the spot.
What the audience saw
GrainODM analyses a physical grain sample in seconds and classifies it objectively: AI grain impurity analysis in practice. Every kernel is segmented and labelled: healthy grain, impurities, foreign material and grain quality classes, all summarised in a digital, traceable report, with results within the range of senior lab technicians.
Every kernel segmented and classified: healthy grain versus impurities, summarised in one report.
The appeal is consistency. The same reading on every sample, whoever is on shift, in seconds rather than a roughly 30-minute manual test, turning quality from a subjective, time-pressured judgement into an objective, auditable record. GrainODM supports wheat, barley, oats, rapeseed and hemp.
Watch the demo
We’re grateful to the Linas Agro team for the invitation, and for sharing with the farmers they work with how they are bringing new technology into grain quality control.
Frequently Asked Questions
Linas Agro is one of the largest integrated agribusinesses in the Baltics, spanning grain, oilseed, feed and farming. Its grain centres operate modern, highly automated elevators across the region, including the Kėdainiai elevator in Lithuania.
On 15 July 2026, Linas Agro opened its operations to visitors at its Open Doors day. GrainODM is in use in the company’s laboratory. Its Head of Quality gave a short introduction and invited GrainODM’s Dainius Grigaitis, who presented the technology and demonstrated it live for the farmers, running a real grain sample through the analysis.
Yes. GrainODM is installed and in use in Linas Agro’s laboratory. At its Open Doors 2026 in Kėdainiai, Linas Agro presented this AI grain quality analysis to the farmers it works with, and invited GrainODM to demonstrate it live.
GrainODM is an AI grain quality inspection system. It analyses a physical grain sample in seconds and classifies it objectively into impurities, foreign material and grain quality classes, producing a digital, timestamped report, with results within the range of senior lab technicians.
GrainODM currently supports wheat, barley, oats, rapeseed and hemp seeds, and new crops can be added as needed.
Continue reading
GrainODM Wins AI Innovation of the Year 2025: Defining the Future of AgTech
CompanyAI Transforms Grain Port Inspection: Sekargas Hamilton Partnership
CompanyPartnership with JSC Allive to Elevate Hemp Seed Quality Inspection
Case StudiesFrom Tweezers to Imaging: Grain Impurity Analysis at a GAFTA-Approved Port Laboratory
The New Standard in Grain Purity Analysis
Data, not guesswork. Learn how GrainODM sets a new benchmark for digital grain inspection.