Sentence examples for poultry about from inspiring English sources

Fish needs only 15 minutes in a marinade, skinless poultry about half an hour and meats about one hour.

Although publications like Small Farmer's Journal, published since 1976, often present the life of the small farmer in a heartwarmingly "Little House on the Prairie" light, a recent article in Sheep! about the dangers of jackals and one in Backyard Poultry about preventing chickens' drinking water from freezing, are a reminder of the old-school risks of farming.

Know what a portion is: three to four ounces of meat, fish and poultry (about the size of a deck of cards); an ounce of cheese; half a cup of cooked beans, spaghetti, rice or other grains; half a cup of cooked or cut vegetables or fruit; a cup of salad greens; a medium piece of fruit, eight ounces of milk and one slice of bread (a quarter to a third of a bagel).

Although estimates vary, every kilogram of beef requires 6kg of grain to produce, whereas pork needs 4kg and poultry about 2kg.

A few common examples are below (you can view more here): Vegetables and fruit: about the size of your fist Meat, fish, or poultry: about the size of your palm (minus the fingers) Cheese or fatty spreads: about the size of your thumb Carbohydrates (rice, pasta, etc).: about the size of a cupcake wrapper.

In 1993 1995, the Beaver Lake Basin contained about 2000 poultry houses producing about 200 000 Mg yr−1 of poultry litter, and 8000 and 4000 Mg yr−1 of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P), respectively.

Labor investigators say not paying for donning and doffing could cost the nation's 174 poultry plants about $2 million per plant, meaning about $348 million in back wages owed.

But the most shocking of all may be his revelation that price wars have squeezed the profit margin of the modern poultry farmer to about 6 cents a bird.

Mrs. Lincoln asked Mr. Kirk about help for catfish farmers; Pat Roberts, a Kansas Republican, about beef; Thomas R. Carper, a Delaware Democrat, about poultry; Michael B. Enzi, a Wyoming Republican, about soda ash; and Maria Cantwell, a Washington Democrat, about European subsidies to Airbus, a chief rival of Boeing.

"They are the primary audience of this media campaign and it is critical that they learn about safer ways of handling and cooking poultry, and about the importance of personal hygiene in avoiding avian influenza and other diseases".

A two-pronged prevention approach, which offers educational activities for swine farmers about sound hygiene and biosecurity practices and guidelines and education for poultry farmers about alternative approaches for processing poultry mortality, is recommended.