Sentence examples for forwarding grain to from inspiring English sources
In 1848, traders created the Chicago Board of Trade to rationalize the process of purchasing and forwarding grain to Eastern markets.
When the contract matures, the asset is exchanged; in this case, the farmer sells the grain to the wholesaler at the forward rate ($12,000).
For example, consider a forward contract through which a farmer agrees to sell a quantity of grain to a wholesaler in the future at a price specified now.
Though it goes against a gardener's grain to kill a healthy shrub, why keep one where you can look forward to two or three years of bare spots followed by a lifelong commitment to time-consuming maintenance?
Countries then import grain to offset the loss of irrigated grain production.
During his inspection tours through China in the fall of 1958, Peng composed a poem that summarized his attitude towards the Great Leap Forward: Grain scattered on the ground, potato leaves withered; Strong young people have left to make steel; Only children and old women reap the crops; How can they pass the coming year?
Add cooked whole grains to your breads.
Wait for the rice grains to mature.
Make the switch from refined grains to whole grains.
It contributed greater to grain length than to grain weight.
