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Milling Sprouted Grain Without Damaging Equipment

Posted on October 28, 2026 by Grain Miller Editorial Team

Mill sprouted grain without damaging equipment only after the kernels and rootlets are fully dried to a moisture level accepted by the mill manufacturer. Screen out clumps and loose root material, begin with a small test batch, and feed it more slowly than ordinary dry grain.

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