Thresher machines are agricultural equipment that are used to separate grains from their stalks or husks. They are commonly used in farming and harvesting operations to efficiently and quickly process crops such as wheat, rice, corn, and barley.

 

Thresher machines work by using a combination of mechanical and centrifugal force to separate the grain from the plant material. The crop is fed into the machine, which then uses rotating blades or beaters to remove the grains from the stalks or husks. The separated grains are collected in one container, while the remaining plant material is discarded or used for other purposes

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