dehull

It is harder to dehull the glumes are well attached.

A process has been developed to dehull the red lentils without splitting the grain which results in a more attractive product.

Rice pounder, an earlier simple tool to dehull rice

He expected it to dehull in the 90's without trying to dehull it.

Nigerian women would like to have access to mechanical dehullers to process their grains which are harder to dehull, compared to grains in other countries.

Large mortars and pestles are commonly used in third-world countries to husk and dehull grain.

May not dehull as well as CDC Freedom.

Edited Abstract English (1999/11/28) The major difficulty in milling sorghum is to dehull the grain.

A rice pounder is an agricultural tool, a simple machine that is commonly used in Southeast Asia to dehull rice or to turn rice into rice flour.

Of particular interest was the dehullers' ability to process the soft high-yielding dent maize and brown coated sorghum varieties that were difficult to dehull using a mortar and pestle.

The bin feed into the "stone", two 5-foot diameter stones separated enough to dehull the rice, then into the huller to remove the bran, then the "brush" for polishing.

Edited Abstract English (1999/11/28) Rural residents of Malawi dehull maize at home by laborious pounding with a mortar and pestle, and then have it ground into flour at a nearby hammer mill.