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preparation after reaping.
Threshing does not
remove the bran from the grain.
Through much of the
important history of agriculture,
threshing was time-consuming...
- fall out.
Before such
machines were developed,
threshing was done by hand with flails: such hand
threshing was very
laborious and time-consuming, taking...
- Look up
thresh in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Thresh may
refer to:
Threshing, in
agriculture Threshing machine A
minor character in the
novel The...
- A
Threshal was a type of two
handed Medieval flail,
looking rather like a
larger version of the more well-known Nunchaku.
Considered a peasant's weapon...
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would thresh the
grain harvest and then
winnow it.
Animal and
steam powered threshing machines from the
nineteenth century onward made
threshing floors...
- and
flight elevator, then fed into the
threshing mechanism of the combine,
consisting of a
rotating threshing drum (commonly
called the "cylinder"), to...
- Yōngqīn; Jyutping: fong1 jung4 jam1),
better known by his
online alias Thresh, is an
American businessman and
retired professional player of the first-person...
-
threshing board, also
known as
threshing sledge, is an
obsolete agricultural implement used to
separate cereals from
their straw; that is, to
thresh....
- with Your
Threshing Machine Seven of us near your
Dwelling House have
agreed that if you do not
refrain from Your
Threshing Machine we will
Thresh Your Rick...
- to aid in
threshing, in
which the owner/operator of a
threshing machine or
threshing rig
would travel from
farmstead to
farmstead threshing grain. Oats...
