Sentence examples for suitable for cereals from inspiring English sources

Plant the germinated seeds in small seed trays (we use 22.5 cm × 17 cm × 6 cm trays) filled with plant growth media/compost suitable for cereals.

The Saskatoon Plain section of the moist mixed grassland of dark brown soils is suitable for cereal grains, feed grains and forage crops.

But he admitted that dramatically reducing cattle farming would not in all cases free-up land suitable for growing cereal crops instead.

Álava province presents an open landscape suitable for the cultivation of cereals and grapes.

One half of the shoppers were asked to purchase products that required attention and thought (e.g., a breakfast cereal suitable for a nut allergy sufferer), while the other half were asked to purchase products that were less likely to require special attention because they did not need to satisfy specific criteria (e.g., a breakfast cereal that they do not usually buy).

It was since that time the district became known for its rain-fed agricultural suitable for growing maize, sorghum and some cereals like tef and barley (Tsegaye et al. 2010).

Nevertheless, the wheat samples are suitable for animal nutrition, none of the samples exceeding the stipulated maximum limits for cereals used as feed.

With respect to DON content, the wheat samples are suitable for animal nutrition, none of the samples exceeding the stipulated maximum allowed of 8 ppm for cereals used as feed [35].

The screening assay proved to be suitable for screening OTA in wheat and cereal samples far below the low ML levels (3 and 5 ng/g) and at high levels after additional dilutions (e.g. 300 ng/g) and no false suspect or false-compliant results were obtained as confirmed by means of an in-house validated reference method based on LC-QqQ-MS.

Grassland which is not mown or grazed becomes too matted to be suitable for nesting, but locally crops such as cereals, peas, rape, clover or potatoes may be used.

Together they prepare meals high in proteins, lipids and glucose, combining affordable local products such as starchy legumes, cereals, vegetables and fruits suitable for younger children.