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How to remove stuck wheat husk

 
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Hi guys,


I just started winnowing my wheat.

I realise that most of it has its husk still attached to the seed.

I tried rubbing it between my hands a little bit. It doesn't seem to have much effect.

Does anyone know what to do in such a situation?

From what I read, it seems I could soak it, but the problem is that I would then have to dry it before I could grind it, I guess.

Thanks in advance for the help!
 
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I just remembered another way to dehull grains. Burn them!



https://permies.com/t/138969/Hulling-processing-homestead-bread-grains#1146670

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