Discussion
A rice mill's head rice yield falls sharply although no milling settings have been changed.
What is the most likely cause?
Answer: C
Correct answer: The incoming paddy is already fissured
Nothing in the mill has changed, so the change must be in what is entering it. Kernels fissured during drying or by rewetting break as soon as any pressure is applied, and no adjustment of the whitening machines can put them back together. The remedy lies at the drying yard, which is why head rice yield is largely determined before the paddy reaches the mill.
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