Sentence examples for peanuts grown in from inspiring English sources

Today, half of all peanuts grown in the United States are transformed into peanut butter.

The large size of the peanuts grown in Shandong is especially well suited for oil pressing, and Shandong is a leading manufacturer of peanut oil for cooking.

The giant company could receive up to $2.1 million from the government to give up its licenses controlling 3.8 million pounds of peanuts grown in Georgia, according to data compiled by the nonprofit Environmental Working Group from government documents retrieved through a Freedom of Information Act request.

Are none of the peanuts grown in the same fields, shipped in the same trucks, processed at the same facilities, or handled by the same employees?

A neighbor down the street recalled how Christopher Watts used to play with the girls in a wagon, and his social media feeds were full of love odes to his family and the "little peanut" growing in Shanann's womb, to be named Nico.

Based on morphological differences, a total of 37 strains were isolated from healthy peanut plants grown in R. solanacearum-infested fields.

The endophytic bacteria were isolated from healthy peanut plants grown in R. solanacearum-infested fields located at the Red Soil Ecological Experimental Station, Chinese Academy of Sciences, in Yingtan, Jiangxi Province, China.

Heavy metal accumulation in plants can serve as an indicator of soil contamination; chromium, copper, and zinc have been transferred to and accumulated in the roots and leaves of peanut plants grown in soils contaminated with those metals (Ching et al. 2008).

The first peanuts ever grown in America were grown in Virginia, but now the people of Virginia mostly grow tobacco, which is immoral and also causes plagues".

Most of the world's peanuts are grown in developing countries, where allergies to them are relatively uncommon, and the rest of the concoction is simple to prepare.

It grew after the arrival of the railway from Zaria, 105 miles (169 km) southeast, in 1927 and is now a major collecting point for cotton and peanuts (groundnuts) grown in the surrounding area.