Sentence examples for grains wheat from inspiring English sources
There are muffins that aspire to be healthful, filled with the likes of whole grains, wheat germ and fruit purée.
Agriculture is highly developed in Rostov and is dominated by grains, wheat, barley, and corn (maize), which occupy two-thirds of the arable land in the oblast.
Crops grown on the rich volcanic soil include grains (wheat, barley, and millet), fruits and vegetables, coffee, and khat (Arabic: qat, a mild narcotic).
Livestock (cattle and pigs) are raised in the upland regions, while grains (wheat and corn [maize]) and forage crops are grown in the lowlands adjoining the Paris Basin.
From 1965 to 1985, the heyday of the Green Revolution, world production of cereal grains — wheat, rice, corn, barley and sorghum — nearly doubled, from 1 billion to 1.8 billion metric tons, and cereal prices dropped by 40percentt.
Most of the niacin in some cereal grains (wheat, corn, rice, barley, bran), for example, is bound to another substance, forming a complex called niacytin that cannot be absorbed in the animal intestine.
During the Revolution, Pittstown was a supply depot for the Continental Army, providing grain, wheat, barley and hay.
"The F.D.A. regulates aflatoxin levels in corn, grain, wheat and peanuts because it is a deadly carcinogen," Dr. Lane said.
The whole wheat – often sold under the name farro or freekeh or simply whole-grain wheat – can vary in both size and variety.
The most intensive stock farming is done in the Alpine foreland, where grain (wheat, rye), sugar beets, potatoes, and fruit are also raised.
The three dietary treatments, which were iso-caloric and iso-nitrogenous, were; control (alfalfa hay, barley grain, wheat chaff, wheat straw), GP diet (grape pomace, barley grain, wheat chaff and urea) and GP diet + PEG.
