You can do almost anything in them: Bake a pie, sear a steak, whip up a batch of perfect corn bread … we could go on.
A worker at Corteva Agriscience uses Parsable's app to capture data about a batch of seed corn.
It contains critical information about the size of the kernels, the type of seed, when they were germinated and how they were treated data that might be important someday if the company has to trace a batch of seed corn.
But as they aim to be more selective, these governments are discovering how difficult it can be to figure out whether a particular fuel — much less a particular batch of corn ethanol or rapeseed biodiesel — has been produced in an environmentally friendly manner.
Most distillers suggest doing 20 pounds at once so that you will have enough for a full batch of corn mash.
Then she mixed up a batch of perfect buttermilk corn bread without measuring anything.
For four generations, men named Cope were in charge -- first Martin, then Frank, then John, and then Thomas L. Martin Cope dried his first batch of corn on a coal-burning stove at the family homestead near Manheim, just east of here, in 1900.
The first batch of corn was rejected in November after authorities detected MIR162.
He planned on making a batch of chicha, a traditional Latin American corn beer.
Correction: October 18, 2000, Wednesday An article in Business Day last Wednesday about Genetic ID, the laboratory that found genetically modified corn in a batch of taco shells, misidentified the agency that is considering starting a program to certify food as being free of modified ingredients.
"You must eat a lot of corn".
