Sentence examples for corn feed from inspiring English sources
And eggs have tripled in price because chickens eat corn feed.
"We do add corn feed, and for a long time, we fed organic feed, and then it was too expensive for us – it's double the cost," she says.
Across the Midwest, questions about ethanol have been raised by environmental advocates, livestock owners have complained about soaring prices for corn feed and farmers have fretted about how expensive some farmland has become.
ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND CO., -- Decatur, Ill., has agreed to pay a $1.46 million fine for violating federal and Illinois clean-air rules at a corn feed plant and to spend $1.6 million to reduce air pollution at the plant.
David Alders's business is up a gravel road behind his white, two-story farmhouse: six air-conditioned poultry houses, each filled with 25,000 squawking chickens -- some 150,000 chickens in all, gorging on buckets of corn feed and sipping water from plastic nipples suspended in the air.
That was presumably the feeling in April 1949, when Nellie first trilled from a Broadway stage the joys of being corn fed, healthy and hopeful.
Many Americans find the aroma of roasting lamb unattractive, often because it is too fatty or has been cooked too long, or both, and describe the taste as oily or greasy, which Mr. Jamison attributes to corn feeding.
Diners can enjoy the Oven roasted corn fed chicken leg stuffed with Morteau sausage for £18.90 and, for vegetarians, the oven baked globe artichoke and tomme brulée costs a slightly-lower £17.50.
We deal with it in our police and fire departments, or military, and even our own government (oh no, we can't forget our Republican politicians now can we -- pure corn fed, southern racism at its finest).
If the meat your feeding your dog is corn-feed rather than grass-fed, you may need to add a flax seed oil or fish oil supplement to provide omega-3 fatty acids.
