Sentence examples for stored commodities from inspiring English sources

The waters have also killed more than 200,000 head of livestock, and washed away large quantities of stored commodities that feed millions throughout the year.

When used in hot, humid climates and semi-tropical regions, they produced negative results by causing humidity damage to the stored commodities [8].

He became a staunch supporter of higher commodity prices, farm price supports, grain storage programs, and beef import controls, believing that such stored commodities programs guarded against drought and similar emergencies.

Therefore, we foresee potential of this biofumigant to be used in organic protection of stored commodities.

Phosphine is a fumigant used on stored commodities, including nuts, seeds, grains, coffee, tobacco, and finished cigarettes to kill insects.

The paper was published in Risk Analysis in 2004, with the acknowledgment that "This work was supported by the Phosphine/Metal Phosphide Coalition, consisting of the producers and users of phosphine and metal phosphides for the control of insects in stored commodities" (Pepelko et al. 2004).

The main deficiencies of the airflow pattern which resulted in wide variations in temperature and moisture loss within the stored commodity can be investigated.

The advantage of essential oils is their bioactivity in the vapour phase, a characteristic that makes them useful as possible fumigants for stored commodity protection [ 11].

This is further supported by the fact that the hill fort was used as a "central place" where people could gather to trade and store commodities.

However, the programme's logistics system faced challenges which contributed to medicine stock-outs: (1) no standardized system for reporting logistics data or resupply, (2) limited APE ability to track data and store commodities properly at their homes, and (3) poor communication between APE coordinators and medical stores at both district and provincial levels (USAID Deliver Project, 2013).

When mycotoxin-producing fungi infect crop plants or colonize stored agricultural commodities, contamination with mycotoxins creates a health risk for humans and livestock.