Sentence examples for storing grains from inspiring English sources

The use of metal silos for storing grains, for instance, is only limited to the temperate regions.

In fact, some researchers, such as biomolecular archeologist Patrick McGovern, think early humans started growing and storing grains not because people wanted more bread, but because they wanted more alcohol.

The study compared the effect of hermetic and non-hermetic storage systems of storing cowpeas on grain moisture content, infestation by cowpea weevil (Callosobruchus maculatus), weight of cowpeas, and finally usable (or wholesome) proportion of grains after storing grains for 12 weeks.

They have uncovered evidence that sophisticated ways of storing grain had been developed well before cereals were actually domesticated.

Grain elevators are a stubborn target for urban renewal, because it's so difficult to use them for anything but cleaning and storing grain.

Viterra, which is based in Saskatchewan and was formed out of farmer's cooperatives, controls much of Canada's infrastructure for moving and storing grain.

Fishing hooks show up in the Archaic period, for example, and pottery for storing grain first appears during the Woodland period.

It says that the quake destroyed seed stocks for the mid-May rice-sowing season, as well as stone huts that were storing grain.

Thomas Monds bought it in 1867 and used it for storing grain.

It is uncertain whether these storage facilities were intended for supplying Norman troops or storing grain for wider economic purposes.

The neighbourhood is home the city's silos, formerly used for storing grain, now a centre for innovative start-ups.