Sentence examples for corn coming from inspiring English sources

So if StarLink concentration in corn coming into mills is kept below the requested upper limit, the amount of Cry9C in finished foods would be extremely small, if detectable at all.

That consistency often puts some segment of New Jersey growers in a position to benefit from higher prices during crop shortages in other regions of the country, as when heavy rains last year damaged Florida's tomato crops, or this year, when there will be less corn coming from the Midwest.

The Aventis executive said the requested upper limit, 20 parts per billion of Cry9C, corresponds to the detection limit of the strips now used to test corn coming into mills, which can detect one StarLink kernel in 2,400 kernels of corn.

So maybe the corn came from elsewhere.

Jersey corn comes from Alstede Farms (12 for $5.75).

Early in the season, the corn comes from the Delmarva peninsula, between Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.

About 15 minutes before the first show, volcanic puffs of popped corn come gurgling out of the steel poppers.

But certain vegetables really are at their best picked on the small side — peas, green beans and corn come to mind immediately.

But at the risk of sending half the state into cardiac arrest, here's the truth about Kenyon's: most of its corn comes from Virginia.

Kraft said the corn came from a Texas mill operated by Azteca Milling, which said yesterday that it was investigating what might have happened.

The corn comes from a farm stand 20 miles up the road: in rural Vermont, 20 miles up the road is close.