Sentence examples for traditional wheat from inspiring English sources

Barber, in his recent book "The Third Plate," describes Jones as a savior of traditional wheat in a world that has transformed most crops into bland industrial commodities.

They now raise sugarcane and other cash crops irrigated by the dam to supplement their traditional wheat and corn (maize) subsistence farming.

They hope to use the findings, reported online today in Proceedings of the National Academies of Sciences, to help traditional wheat breeders achieve the same results without the controversy of genetic engineering (ScienceNOW, 20 January 2004).

The apparent competition hypothesis was examined in two traditional wheat plots compared to two other plots, with strips of alternative host aphids on leguminosae (red clover and alfalfa) and graminae (ryegrass and meadow fescue).

Thus, the presented knowledge model system overcame some of the difficulties of the traditional wheat management patterns and expert systems, and laid a foundation for facilitating the digitization of wheat management.

Food blogs offering recipes for cakes, cookies and breads using traditional wheat flour now seem to be jumping on the bandwagon and presenting more and more gluten-free recipes as well.

"Often, gluten-free versions of traditional wheat-based foods are actually junk food,'' Green said.

"Often, gluten-free versions of traditional wheat-based foods are actually junk food," Green said.

It is more delicate than traditional durum wheat pasta, and can acquire a slightly crumbly texture if overcooked.

Then there's thin lavash, used for wraps and even pizza crust, in traditional, whole wheat and tomato-basil.

Cereal growing is traditional, especially wheat and barley, and Hannibal introduced the cultivation of olive trees about 203 bce.