Sentence examples for bought poultry from inspiring English sources

One evening, in 1931, in Lansing, Michigan, when Malcolm was six, his father, Earl Little, a part-time Garveyite teacher, went to collect "chicken money" from families who bought poultry from him.

The first was patient was a 74-year-old man who bought poultry at a market and raised it at home.

‡Direct contact: bought poultry, slaughtered poultry, handled poultry meat, raised backyard poultry.

‡Distributors bought poultry from companies or local farmers (source farms) and then sold the poultry to others, including the case-patient.

Most participants (80.76%) reported washing hands more frequently than before, while over one-third (37.17%) stated no longer buying poultry.

At the local markets, villagers can sell their poultry to local persons or to poultry vendors, who buy poultry in bulk to sell at larger city markets.

The LPT's that sell and buy poultry on the same day often leave the LBM and distribute poultry to several destinations other than slaughter; this trade type is performed by individuals more experienced in poultry trade.

Furthermore, the index case was not in charge of purchase the foodstuff and his family members didn't buy poultry from the two living slaughter sites in the Mazhuang Farm market and the other markets.

Meanwhile, in Maryland's House of Delegates, Fibrowatt backers this year introduced a convoluted plan to grant potentially hundreds of millions in long-term state credits to utilities that buy poultry-waste power.

†Respondents who bought live poultry ≥1/year were further asked about the number of live poultry bought in the previous year, picking up poultry or not before buying, locations where poultry was slaughtered, and changes in poultry purchase behavior since influenza A(H7N9) outbreak.

During the 2 months before the survey, ≈33.5% (95% CI 29.7% 37.5%) of the sampled households bought live poultry from LPMs at least once a week (Table).