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Difference between threshing and weenering

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Difference between threshing and weenering

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    Yogita Ingle 4 years, 2 months ago

    Threshing

    Winnowing
    • It is the process of beating out grains from stems.
    • It is the process of separating the grain from the chaff.
    • It is done by striking harvested crop against a hard surface.
    • It is with the help of wind separation of grain alone.
    • It is either done manually, by draught animals or by using machine called thresher.
    • It is carried out by winnowing machine.
    • It is done before winnowing.
    • It is done immediately after threshing.

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