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Re: Food
Millet is already dry, so no need to dehydrate it. I would think it would burn if you tried it.
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Re: Food
Freshly picked millet straight from the plant should be left out to fully dry before packaging, the moisture content can be high enough to cause mold for a while until it's dried out enough. (I used to run sorghum sprays through the dehydrator for 24 hours on low to make the process a bit faster.)
If you're buying millet for birds then it's already been dried.
If you're buying millet for birds then it's already been dried.
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Thanks for clarifying about fresh millet Wodes. I was only thinking of the kind for birds that's already dry.
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