Sentence examples for making wheat from inspiring English sources

Climate change is causing wheat rust to move north, potentially threatening crops in the wheat basket of Ukraine and Russia, while making wheat more difficult to grow in Africa's rising temperatures.

First, homoplasy is expected to introduce misleading homologies between nonrelated individuals, which would have decreased the global discrimination power of our AFLPs by making wheat and Aegilops genotypes appear more similar.

The chemical properties of flour and dough also make wheat versatile.

The Atkins diet and a fashion for gluten allergies have made wheat seem less wholesome.

Developing improved wheat breeds, species and technologies will also make wheat production easier and cheaper for farmers in the developing world – and so give them better access to markets.

Yet that is what food companies have been calling wheat from which the germ and bran have been removed, leaving what is in effect pure starch, devoid of the fiber, oils, iron and vitamins that make wheat nutritious.

Global and local conditions driving up food prices made wheat an increasingly attractive alternative, and the income ratio of opium to wheat per hectare fell from 10 1 to 3 1.

"Yes, they have a factory that makes wheat gluten," said the man, who did not give his name and then telephoned the manager of Xuzhou Anying to check whether he could take visitors to the factory.

"Wild relatives are one way to try to make wheat, or whatever major species it is, more resilient or use fewer resources," sayes Mayes, who is also theme director for Biotechnology, Breeding and Seed Systems at the new centre.

Just as the decline in shipping costs made it more attractive to ship wheat from the west to New York via Chicago, easier shipping costs made wheat a more attractive export for Argentina.

"Yeah, honestly, the biggest image and tone reference was this 2009 YouTube tutorial on how to make wheat paste I used to watch all the time, in its scratchy Windows 98-looking graphics and overly dry instructions.