Sentence examples for batch of grain from inspiring English sources

Farmers and truckers say their loads could be rejected over the presence of just one StarLink kernel in a batch of grain sampled from the 950 bushels.

Puritan's gun, based on a Kellogg patent, Arnold said, works according to the same fundamental principles: a batch of grains is loaded into a sealed chamber, which is heated — and spun continuously, so none of the grains are scorched — until it reaches the appropriate pressure.

In January the government sold smaller batches of grain to a larger number of traders, with far greater effect on prices.

Some makers kept some of the used grain left over from the distillation process and added it to the next batch of fresh grain to be fermented, while others used the spent grain as animal feed.

But after whipping up a batch of diluted grain alcohol flavored with juniper berry concentrate for about 40 curious students at a Moonshine University class in Louisville this winter, Colin Blake celebrated the end of Prohibition.

Fermentation of the pretreated distillers' grains using either industrial yeast or genetically engineered glucose and xylose co-fermenting yeast, yielded 70 80% of theoretical maximum ethanol concentration, which varied depending on the batch of distillers' grains used.

Bake up a batch of healthy whole grain muffins full of nuts or cranberries.

Significant differences between the batches of spent grains were found for all analytes.

Our most recent batch of pancakes incorporated whole-grain rye flour and cornmeal along with half a cup of cooked quinoa.

The blend of grain for the first batch of Jennings Bitter was pale, amber, crystal and chocolate malts: it's an unusually dark version of bitter, one that has been satisfying Cumbrian drinkers since Victorian times.

It's no reflection on anything other than possibly the feed company failing to test their grain coming in but can you imagine the turnover of grain they have, testing every batch?