Threshing beans and grains

With beans, the most basic approach is to pick the dry pods and shell them by hand. This gives very high-quality, clean seeds but is very labor intensive. You can do the same thing with wheat, corn, and pretty much any type of grain, but the smaller the grain, the more laborious the process.

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