Posted by jleus on August 27, 2013 at 20:12:39 from (107.219.33.43):
In Reply to: dry bean harvest posted by jbp on August 27, 2013 at 13:13:47:
I work in rice milling, and as with most any growing and harvesting of agriculture commodities, methods have changed little over time. The capacity of the machinery has increased. Couldn't even begin to tell you how they harvest dried beans but can tell you the removal of foreign materiel in the preparation and packaging of food stuffs is highly demanded by the consuming public. USDA and FDA standards are decades behind what is expected by the public. To answer your question about the rocks, the processesor must remove them to have a product that is saleable. You would be amazed what shows up on those first screeners.
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