Sentence examples for foreign wheat from inspiring English sources

Egypt also imports about 75 percent of its wheat, mixing the superior foreign wheat with lower-quality domestic supplies to improve its subsidized bread.

The trade this week is decidedly flatter, and particularly so at market this day; and lower prices have been taken to effect sales; this has been even more felt with foreign wheat.

When purchased through unsubsidized sales, domestic wheat was oftentimes more expensive than foreign wheat.

Decree 210 also established that domestic wheat would take precedence over foreign wheat in the Brazilian market.

High interstate taxes contribute to a substantial price differential, thus making foreign wheat more attractive to the milling industry.

This law unbound wheat prices in the domestic market from the international market and established stronger government controls over domestic production and imports of foreign wheat.

It was supported by the satisfactory price and encouraging foreign market for wheat, the money crop of the Plains.

Industries will need government help to make the transition to an economy less dependent on factors such as Middle Eastern oil, Russian wheat and foreign gas supplies.

Given chia's cultural and religious significance, Spanish conquerors banned its cultivation and replaced it with foreign grains, such as wheat and barley.

Later colonization of the region brought foreign grains such as wheat and barley, which were less labour-intensive and led to a decline in quinoa production.

Afghanistan appealed for foreign help to withstand a wheat shortage.