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RICE QUALITY
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One of the most important aspects of rice grain quality is its
milling yield. During the process of milling, the hull is removed from rough
rice using a huller to yield brown rice. After the hull is removed, the embryo
and the bran layer is removed from the brown rice through an abrasive mill to
produce total rice (broken and whole kernels). The final step is the separation
of the while (intact) kernels from the broken kernels using screens sized for
use on long, medium and short grain varieties to produce whole grain rice. Head
rice milling yield is the percentage of the whole kernels recovered after
milling and removal of the broken kernels.
Milling of rice increases it's shelf life and provides consumers
with a physical property they have come to desire, whiteness. Therefore the
goal of milling is to remove as much of the colored bran and germ as possible.
The quality if bran remaining on the surface of the grain after milling is
defined as milling degree. A high milling degree means that the miller rice is
very white with relatively light milling. Degree of milling is influenced by to
grain hardness, size and shape, depth of surface ridges, bran thickness and
mill efficiency.
People has a preference on rice that is transparent and not chalky.
Chalky areas of the grain are a result of air spaces in between the starch
granules that make up the endosperm. Variation in kernel thickness and
transparency can be due to the differences in rice varieties, cultural
management methods, weather conditions during the crop year and storage
conditions of the harvested rice. Milling rice results in a loss of vitamins,
minerals and dietary fiber. In less developed countries where rice is a major
component of the people's diet, such nutritional loss may significantly impact
on human health. As a result some areas, the government or people are
encouraged to produce or consume under milled rice like parboiled rice to
improve the well being of its population.
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