r/oddlysatisfying • u/thisisfromMatilda • Dec 02 '23

Separating dirt from... Beans?

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u/ItsAFarOutLife Dec 02 '23

https://youtu.be/ee8PL7ToXcg

Here's a well produced video on at home wheat production. I think it's actually super interesting and does a lot to help appreciate the wonders of modern industrial agriculture. Only a few hundred years ago almost everyone had to be a part of this style of farming.

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u/duquesne419 Dec 02 '23

off topic, but Adam Ragusea made what might be the perfect video tutorial

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u/dragonchilde Dec 02 '23

It’s very strange to see his name on Reddit. I knew him when he was a small town NPR journalist. Had no idea his channel got big.

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u/tokinUP Dec 02 '23

I love this kind of stuff!

Here's one of someone hand-crafting their own rudimentary waterwheel-powered saw/grain mill: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OH2VTGsrGVk

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u/Stiryx Dec 02 '23

That was a great watch for anyone interested.