dehulling

The seeds can then be cooked with or without dehulling, or can be ground into a nutritious oily meal.

28 additional technical notes about tropical agriculture 1996

Cucurbit seeds [e.g. melons, squashes, pumpkins] contain about 50% oil and up to 35% protein after dehulling.

16: Oils 1996

The need for cultivars with improved dehulling properties is critical.

6. Pearl Millet: Commercial Types 1996

In addition, improved dehulling characteristics are vital if pearl millet is going to be employed in human foods on a truly wide scale.

6. Pearl Millet: Commercial Types 1996

One visitor from Africa told me that whenever a group of men were standing around talking their hands were usually busy dehulling egusi.

16: Oils 1996

One visitor from Africa told me that whenever a group of men were standing around talking, their hands were usually busy dehulling egusi seeds.

10: Food science 1996

· An End to Pounding, 15-mint film on mechanical dehulling, IDRC,

1. The jab-seeder a tool for manual seeding 1992

New, faster methods for manual dehulling of beans at home have also been developed.

1. The jab-seeder a tool for manual seeding 1992

In the Gweembe Valley, KIT designed dehulling equipment replaces the CECOCO equipment, and the UNATA spindle press replaces the hydraulic press.

3. Case Studies 1989

Natunola built the world's first dehulling plant for flaxseed to produce flax kernel, flax hull and other flax fractions.

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