Sentence examples for cereals produced from inspiring English sources

Just 12 percent of cereals produced are traded across borders.

So, when I learned about the boy's muesli habits, I thought here is a young man who clearly keeps a weather eye on his health, is capable in the kitchen, who won't be spoon-fed over-sugared cereals produced by multinationals.

Maize supply in Ghana has steadily been increasing over the past few years with the average supply at 1.5 million MT. In the northern Ghana, millet and sorghum are the main cereals produced and consumed, but maize becomes the substitute when millet and sorghum are not available (MoFA 2011).

The same calculations can be done for each of the countries indicating an increase of the expected quantity of cereals produced by 401.38 kg/ha in Burkina Faso; 198.9 kg/ha in Mali 112.766 kg/ha in Niger and; 132.12 in Senegal.

The food supply of the country depended on cereals produced in southern mainland Russia, while the Finns had specialized in milk and butter production.

Among the cereals, wheat ranks the third in global production after rice and maize, comprising over 650 million tons of approximately 2.3 billion tons of cereals produced annually.

Fusarium graminearum infects small grain cereals producing trichothecenes type B (TB) that act as virulence factor in the interaction with the plant and have important food safety implications.

While sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) is the fifth major cereal produced in the world (Heuzé et al., 2012), millet (Pennisetum glaucum, Setaria italica) has been cultivated worldwide and used in animal nutrition (Heuzé and Tran, 2012).

South Africa has already declared drought status for five provinces, its main cereal producing regions, while has issued a drought mitigation plan and Swaziland has implemented water restrictions as reservoir levels have become low.

It added that the low energy conversion ratio from feed to meat is another concern, since some of the cereal grain food produced is diverted to livestock production.

As Chris Goodall has pointed out, about 100m tonnes of maize from this year's US crop will be diverted into ethanol refineries, which means one in 20 of all cereal grains produced in the world this year will end up in the petrol tank of US cars.