Question

Distinguish between the following: (i) Threshing and Winnowing

April 26, 2024

Answer

S.No	Threshing	Winnowing
1.	The process by which the grains are released from the chaff.	It is the process to separate husk from grains.
2.	This is done either by hand or by using animals	It is done by hand with the use of wind or blowing air.

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