Sentence examples for broken grain from inspiring English sources

Some large mills, handling 500 to 1,000 tons of paddy daily, have specialized hulling plants with consequent smaller losses from broken grain.

There is no equivalent mound of broken grain or wine amphorae and the overwhelming majority of the amphorae found at Monte Testaccio are of one single type, which raises the question of why the Romans found it necessary to dispose of the amphorae in this way.

Were there broken grains in the basmati rice?

Senegal's national dish, Thiebu Djeun, is a rich stew of fish (and sometimes chicken) mixed with enticing broken grains of jasmine rice and vegetables, but might be a bit harder for the uninitiated to enjoy, given the dried fish seasoning that adds acridly fishy (but authentic) overtones.

Fermented rice extracts (FRE) obtained from bran and broken grains in a proportion of 8 92, and probiotic bacteria with different concentrations of waxy maize starch (WMS) were elaborated.

Therefore, manual threshing in Basmati rice is preferred as it results in reduced broken grains, high head rice recovery and better price realization for farmers as compared to a machine harvested crop.

Close to 50 kg of cowpea was poured onto a clean plane surface, mixed thoroughly, and foreign materials such as stones and broken grains were removed before the experiment was carried out.

Moreover, grain screenings is a byproduct which contains a mixture of chaff, dust, broken grains, weed seeds, and all separated materials during cleaning and processing.

For example, a QTL increasing panicle length QTL was in the same region as a QTL increasing the proportion of broken grains [ 16].

As per the notified standards for Basmati rice, the KBBC should be <2 mm; therefore, slightly thicker grains but within the standard norm is a desirable attribute, as this would help in reducing the percentage of broken grains and increasing the head rice recovery.

High quality rice will have very few broken grains.