Digital ID: 110005. 189-?

Source: [Album of photographs of Japan.] (more info)

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At least I think he's separating the grain from the stalks. And I'm pretty sure it's rice.

From Elstner Hilton's album of photographs he took in Japan between 1914 and 1918.

Hours of Henry VIII MS H.8 fol-4v

Illuminated by Jean Poyer

New York Pierpont Morgan Library

Certo Super Sport Steinheil München Cassar f2.8 7.5cm

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After a couple of days of drying the stalk they start threshing paddy at Mandya, Karnataka.

By Peggy Carter from Chesterton

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Any details ? Make, location & date unknown, can anyone help? Scanned from an original slide now in my collection.

women Threshing paddy at fields, Punjab Pakistan.

Threshing is the process of beating paddy plants in order to separate the rice seeds or grains from the straw. The farmer holds the crop by the sheaves and beats it against a slatted bamboo, wooden platform, or any other hard object such as a steel oil drum. More from this series can be view HERE.

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my dad, pitching hay into the threshing machine

In September 1966, a local farmer at Brafield who owned a threshing box decided to get a traction engine in to thresh the corn. Here we see this historic process in operation using a Fowler traction engine. copyright John Evans, no unauthorised copying or use.

Between 1944 and 1947.

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our living room in Osaka

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Photo from Ralph Rennie

Chitose Hokkaido Japan 53-54

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Wheat hulls/spikelets/ and thresh.

Sow good services; sweet remembrances will grow them.

-- Madame de Stael

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Taken at the Gorman Heritage Farm in Cincinnati. This modest urban farm lies in Evendale, just a few miles from downtown Cincinnati, and provides a friendly and delightful haven of flora and fauna. This rather stark image belies it's tranquility. More pastural images to follow. www.gormanfarm.org/

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A 1/3 replica of a Rumely threshing outfit, and it all works just fine... Here's the adjoining tractor...

More photos from an outing to Pioneer Acres on the weekend, one of my favourite places to spend a day...

Farmer Muhammad Ghani Khan of Mandori Bangash in Lower Kurram, threshing the

harvested wheat. Photo credit: Malik Bilal, FAO Pakistan