Sentence examples for percentage of corn from inspiring English sources

The percentage of corn rated poor to very poor in 18 major corn-producing states stayed level at 52, which is not surprising given that much of the nation's corn crop had been destroyed before the weekend's rains.

This results from the high percentage of corn acreage that is irrigated in these two states: 56% in NE and 38% in KS.

The sensitivity analyses included the variation of the percentage of corn stover collected, contrasted a multiple-pass with a one-pass stover-grain collection system, and compared mass, economic, and system expansion allocation methods.

It is not expected that a plant at full capacity will increase its capacity with time; thus, this value is set at 0%. Ethanol plants only        Percentage of corn used that is trucked to the plant 100 0 to 100 The model assumes all corn is supplied to the plant by trucks.

The influence of the percentage of corn, Z. mays L., cotton, rice, Oryza sativa L., soybean, Glycine max L., and non-crop land within a 0.4 km buffer surrounding a cotton field and populations of heliothine eggs and tarnished plant bugs in cotton were examined over a three-year period.

This analysis demonstrates clearly that, while 40.5% of harvested corn grain in the US goes to ethanol production, the percentage of total corn acreage attributed to corn ethanol production is much less.

The possibilty of building an ethanol factory has fueled the imagination of a growing number of farmers who are willing to gamble a percentage of their corn crop and cash on using their grain to make the fuel additive.

And even if Campbell wanted to eliminate such ingredients, he said, it could not, because a large percentage of the corn and soybeans grown in the United States is genetically altered.

These insecticides are used on a small percentage of field corn acreage; in 2005 surveys, cyfluthrin was used on 7% of acreage (∼76.5 million acres), bifenthrin on 2% and lambda cyhalothrin on 1% [46].

The seven ponds from which the experimental populations were selected were ranked for land use intensity (1 = lowest and 7 = highest land use intensity) based on the visual screening of the percentage of crop (corn and cereals), pasture and garden area in a radius of 50 m around the pond, and using the percentage of cropland as the main criterion (as described in Coors et al. 2009; see Table S4).

Replacing part of corn silage with alfalfa in diets with 2% T increased milk fat percentage and yield.