Sentence examples for corn pellets from inspiring English sources

Besides, Ginor insists, the feeding method — by which roughly a pound of corn pellets are funnelled into each bird every day for a month — isn't painful, because ducks naturally swallow food whole.

They also received 4.2 kg concentrate consisting of 2.2 kg corn pellets (Landi, Schneisingen) and 1.5 kg and 0.5 kg of a 17% and 39% protein mix, respectively (UFA, Lenzburg, Switzerland) twice daily.

FTIR and SEM analysis of SAA-pretreated corn stover pellets illustrated that the pelleting process increases pretreatment efficacy by modifying the biomass structure, disrupting the lignin-hemicellulose linkages, and partially removing lignin.

Untreated corn cob pellets were used as a fuel for the cell, which continuously produced electricity for more than 60 days.

The following day, cells were harvested and plated at a density of 5000 cells per well of a 96-well ultra-low attachment plate (Corning, Amsterdam, The Netherlands), pelleted by centrifugation and allowed to grow as spheroids in normoxia for the indicated time.

Those looking to buy a biofuel stove might try Bixby's MaxFire, which can be fueled with dry-shelled corn or wood pellets.

During the hunt, electric feeders start spitting corn and food pellets that attract a Noah's ark of game.

Calves were fed one of four dietary treatments in individual pens for at least 84 days either: (1) control corn + supplemental pellet (CC), (2) control corn + YCW supplemental pellet (CY), (3) mycotoxin contaminated corn + supplemental pellet (MC), and (4) mycotoxin contaminated corn + YCW supplemental pellet (MY).

The treatments were hand-mixed into a 20% crude protein (CP) whole shelled corn and protein pellet mix fed at 2.21 kg/heifer daily.

Pelleted corn stover was used to evaluate the soaking in aqueous ammonia (SAA) pretreatment efficacy at high solid loadings with reductions ammonia concentration, temperature, and pretreatment time.

The cycle of melting and freezing on warmer days causes fluffy powder to crystallize into granular pellets dubbed "corn snow" because the size and shape resemble kernels of corn.