Sentence examples for its own wheat from inspiring English sources

He said that when food prices were low, in recent decades, Ecuador had stopped producing its own wheat, corn and soy — favoring cheap imports instead.

To enter the whole wheat bread market, the bakery imported its own wheat-cleaning machine from Hungary; the machine actually had to be smuggled out since Hungary did not have diplomatic relations with Israel at the time.

Growing his own wheat is, he said, a possibility; he finds the idea of resuscitating a local windmill to grind the wheat captivating.

If McDonald's announced that it were going to produce its own beef, wheat, lettuce and tomatoes, its shareholders would sell in panic, because the return on the investment would be dreadful.

And, equally successful, a small lobster, without its shell, glistened in a buttery sauce of its own coral; wheat berries and pea purée contributed subtle support.

Back then the Better Alternative Trading System BATSS) exchange was just a set of computer algorithms in the head of a man named Dave Cummings, who first computerised his own wheat-trading business and then expanded to accommodate equities.Now BATS is a big provider of market liquidity.

It also sells vegetables and its own stone-ground wheat and rye flours milled on the farm.

The Supreme Court held in Wickard v. Filburn, in 1942, that growing and consuming your own wheat can be regulated under the commerce clause because it reduces demand for wheat and thus affects commerce.

Now, she grows her own wheat grass in San Antonio.

The days when many Italian pasta manufacturers grew their own wheat are long gone.

A local microbrewery, Graminger Weissbrä*, is run by three sisters who brew their own wheat beer.