Sentence examples for traded crop from inspiring English sources

Taro, until recently, was almost entirely a subsistence or locally traded crop.

Nevertheless, wheat grain remains the most traded crop commodity on world markets, the leading crop source of protein and, along with rice, the most important crop product for human consumption (more maize is used for animal feed and, in recent years, fuel production).

When you're staring at a shelf, it can be hard to detect the cream of the (unfairly traded) crop.

The world's second most popular commodity varies in quality, and, when you're staring at a shelf, it can be hard to detect the cream of the (unfairly traded) crop.

Using the jump in the capital requirement as an instrument for national bank entry, we find that the composition of agricultural production shifted from non-traded crops to traded crops while total production was unaffected.

It is among the top three for nearly all of the 15 most widely traded crops.

The country is now the world's biggest exporter of five internationally traded crops, and number two in soyabeans and maize.

But Kevin Rich, the managing director at Deutsche Bank in charge of its commodity and currency E.T.F.'s, including this one, said the fund invested in those four commodities because they were among the most widely traded crops.

At the turn of the century there were two biotech traits poised for commercialization in wheat in the US and Canada (wheat being one of the largest and most extensively traded crops in the world).

However, rice is a highly traded commodity crop, with approximately 1.2 million tonnes imported into the EU during 2012/3 (EC [2013]).

Orangutans may be killed for the bushmeat trade, crop protection, or for use for traditional medicine.