Field Crops for the Cotton Belt
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Rice is usually sold by the barrel of 162 pounds. A sack is an indefinite quantity but usually contains from 150 to 200 pounds.
A bushel of rough rice, or "paddy," is 45 pounds. A pocket of clean rice is 100 pounds.
452. Yield. — Ordinarily the yield of rice grain ranges from 20 to 40 bushels to the acre. By greater care in the 368 FIELD CROPS FOR THE COTTON-BELT selection of seed and the preparation of the seed-bed, the average yield can be materially increased. In exceptional cases more than ...100 bushels have been secured from one acre.
PREPARATION AND USES OF RICE 453. Cleaned rice. — In order to secure cleaned rice the "paddy" or rough rice must be put through a com- plicated milling process. Modern rice mills comprise a vast network of complicated machinery. In going through these mills the rice is subjected to the following process in the order given: (1) Screening, which removes trash and foreign parti- cles.
(2) Removal of the hull by "rapidly revolving 'milling stones' set about two-thirds of the length of a rice grain apart." (3) Separation of the light chaff and the whole and bro- ken kernels by passing the mixed product over horizontal screens and blowers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rice is usually sold by the barrel of 162 pounds. A sack is an indefinite quantity but usually contains from 150 to 200 pounds.
A bushel of rough rice, or "paddy," is 45 pounds. A pocket of clean rice is 100 pounds.
452. Yield. — Ordinarily the yield of rice grain ranges from 20 to 40 bushels to the acre. By greater care in the 368 FIELD CROPS FOR THE COTTON-BELT selection of seed and the preparation of the seed-bed, the average yield can be materially increased. In exceptional cases more than ...100 bushels have been secured from one acre.
PREPARATION AND USES OF RICE 453. Cleaned rice. — In order to secure cleaned rice the "paddy" or rough rice must be put through a com- plicated milling process. Modern rice mills comprise a vast network of complicated machinery. In going through these mills the rice is subjected to the following process in the order given: (1) Screening, which removes trash and foreign parti- cles.
(2) Removal of the hull by "rapidly revolving 'milling stones' set about two-thirds of the length of a rice grain apart." (3) Separation of the light chaff and the whole and bro- ken kernels by passing the mixed product over horizontal screens and blowers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Oscar Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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