This natural product comes from fermenting corn sugar with the microorganism Xanthomonas campestris. |
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For the orange blossom marshmallows, in a medium saucepan, bring the sugar, corn syrup, and water to a boil. |
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High-fructose corn syrup is made from corn syrup by converting glucose into fructose. |
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It has caramel apples and kettle corn and hot apple cider and thick stadium blankets. |
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This process is aided by adding a small amount of corn syrup, which contains another sugar, glucose. |
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In a saucepan, simmer the vinegar, water, corn syrup, cilantro root, and sugar until reduced by half. |
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In a medium, covered saucepan bring the sugar, honey, corn syrup, and water to a boil. |
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Stress cracks are internal splits within kernels, and indicate that the corn underwent severe drying conditions. |
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Combine the sugar, corn syrup, water, butter and salt and bring to a boil, stirring frequently. |
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In addition to sugar, look for ingredients like fructose, sucrose, and corn syrup, which are just a few of sugar's aliases. |
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I got my husband to set up a few rat traps under my tomato plants and corn stalks. |
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In a bowl, combine the two liquids and add the simple syrup, corn syrup, and remaining cup of water. |
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Can you find items you like with a smaller number of ingredients, and beverages that aren't loaded with sugar or high-fructose corn syrup? |
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The glossy appearance of wheaten corn flour is from the fact that in ordinary flour the gluten remains undissolved and does not transmit light. |
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The nutrient requirements of all animals were met using an optimal blend of soybean meal, cottonseed, corn grain, forage, minerals, and vitamins. |
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When the corn began to grow the chief put up his altar, sang and fluted, but he did all that alone. |
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He follows with an account of the place of corn in the Atlantic slave trade. |
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In a saucepan, cook the fondant and corn syrup to a temperature of 310 degrees. |
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In a saucepan over low heat, combine corn syrup and fondant and cook, stirring constantly, until a light caramel color. |
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Serve this sweet corn bread alongside your barbecue chicken or ribs with sides of cole slaw, potato salad and baked beans. |
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I cleaned my plate, to the point of taking a corn tortilla and mopping up the last cheesy queso smear. |
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Coucou is a corn flour paste prepared exactly as it was done in some parts of Africa, where it was called foo-foo. |
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The quality of alfalfa and corn silage, two primary dairy cattle forages, has increased, providing more energy for milk production. |
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The finishing diet consisted of corn silage, chopped hay, whole corn, cracked wheat, and supplement. |
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At one stage it was a place of great industry, with a mill at Ballypierce, a forge near the Ball-ally, a corn store, sand-pits and a wool store. |
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The country is sufficiently fertile, covered with corn fields and orchards, and intersected by sudden acclivities with flat summits. |
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Another often used precious stone was jade, which because of its color often represented the corn plant in the Mayan culture. |
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However, with cold weather and narrow, well-ventilated cribs, corn may be stored when grain moisture is several percentage points higher. |
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When they came up to the farmyard for Dad to shovel the corn out of the wagon into the crib, the girls came to the house to get warm. |
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The theme had been of country cuisine with delicious curry and corn delicacies. |
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At the beginning of the 20th Century, farmers were cross-breeding corn to increase crop yields and to get a better-tasting ear of corn. |
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Further complicating matters, corn is cross-pollinated, and corn pollen can travel fairly long distances, according to some. |
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The traditional bread, especially in the northwest, is broa, a grainy corn bread with a thick crust. |
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Monica gets corn rows put in her hair to overcome the frizziness caused by the humidity. |
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The cushaw squares may be further decorated with the candy corn once they have been removed from the oven. |
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Over time, the body creates a cushion to protect that area in the form of a corn or callus. |
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This management will result in colourful displays of plants in field margins, such as corn marigolds and fumitories. |
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Henderson earned his corn four minutes into the second half with a fine near-post block to deny McLeod a second. |
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With a week of sunny days, warm temperatures and scattered rains, Nebraska's corn crop is catching up. |
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You could also use other shapes that will trap bits of corn and tomato, such as shells or fusilli. |
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Today I made a big pot of corn and tomato stew and think I'll sit inside, watch the clouds and read magazines until my eyes glaze over. |
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You, the producer may then lock-in that price by selling a December corn futures contract through a broker. |
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For many crop species, such as corn or wheat, varieties involved in the early stages of domestication are lost. |
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She rises early before the sun gets too hot to work in the corn fields behind her apartment. |
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Moments later, Shearer makes the goalkeeper earn his corn again with a firm near-post header. |
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We're making progress in developing the technologies that will be able to use corn or soybeans to be the feed stock for energy. |
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Slug injury to corn may occur before emergence due to feeding activity on the seeds in the furrow or to severe defoliation soon after emergence. |
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The Mohican decorated their deerskin clothing, baskets, and other artefacts with quillwork, corn husks, beads, feathers, and paint. |
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Gazing out over his corn crop, a farmer is watching an irrigation system deliver bursts of water across the gently rolling field. |
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I believe that all the products contain preservatives, chemicals, food coloring and corn syrup. |
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The base is bacon drippings, sliced white onions, corn, fresh corn from the cob. |
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Farther east in the Corn Belt, most producers plant their corn and drill their soybeans at the same time for better yields of both crops. |
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However, many producers in Nebraska don't own a drill and use their corn planter to plant soybeans after the corn is planted. |
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Other organic products that gained popularity include bananas, durians, corn and other vegetables used for salad. |
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Also, of course, grain prices will rise as cropland is diverted to growing corn for fuel. |
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An average ear of corn weighs from 10 to 14 ounces and yields about 1 cup of kernels. |
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Atrazine is mainly applied to corn and soybean crops, but is also used on sorghum, sugarcane, pineapple, turf grass, and Christmas tree farms. |
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The corn earworm is a common pest of many U.S. crops, including cotton, tobacco, tomatoes, soybeans, and sweet corn, field corn and popcorn. |
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When an ear of corn is broken in half, the tip half shows the smooth endosperm. |
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By sticking an ear of dried corn on top, he lured squirrels to charge up the board and then spin around for a dizzying ride. |
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Add the corn flour or maida, kasooti methi, masala powder, chilli powder and salt. |
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The condensed milk and corn syrup libation was the only kiddy cocktail of the four that was not actively nauseating. |
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Nearly all of the credits are written with condiments like mustard and mayonnaise on foods like hamburgers and corn dogs. |
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Other time-honored trout baits include kernels of corn and pinches of marshmallow. |
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Observing the development of the corn kernel milkline can provide a guide as to when corn is at the proper dry matter content for ensiling. |
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It is a type of fungus called an endophyte that lives inside the kernels of corn plants, neither harming nor benefiting its host. |
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Suggestions include a video tape of corn growing, a CD of elevator music, or a simple can of spam. |
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For the congee, in a large saucepan over medium heat, bring the reserved corn stock and rice to a boil. |
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There and in other fields, a yellow corn leaf appeared in sharp contrast to the deeper green of the rest of the plants. |
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She arranged for a sizeable loan from the temple based on her deposits there and then purchased a great store of corn from the temple granaries. |
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It was approved only for animal feed but was found to be contaminating several corn products sold to consumers. |
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The foodgrains that were being looked into were lentils, bajra, jowari and corn to name a few, he said. |
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A local peasant farmer is threshing corn nearby and, hearing the commotion, comes to the rescue, using his flail as a weapon. |
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The humble bread flake is as good as anything more high-tech but cat meat and corn will also score. |
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Boil corn on one of the two-foot-square cooktops and deploy the optional grill kit to sear salmon steaks on the other. |
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Soy grits are coarsely ground soybeans that can be used instead of corn grits or breakfast cereal, or mixed in polenta. |
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The corn flea beetle feeds directly on corn and is a vector of the Stewart's wilt bacterium. |
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With the corn crop advancing toward pollination, water requirements have increased dramatically. |
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Ordinary corn syrup is treated with the enzyme glucose isomerase which converts glucose to fructose. |
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Some sip on Coca-Cola, others pull a couple of cordobas from their pockets to treat themselves to a corn patty. |
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The moisture inside the corn kernels was expanding, violently bursting out of the hard shells. |
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The tines will penetrate deep enough in soft soil to get under the branched roots and pull out the small corn seedlings. |
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Cover the kernels with the corn stock by one inch, reserving the remaining stock for the garnish. |
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The mangolds were fed to the cows and a corn or barley mix was kept on farm also for animal feed. |
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The tayra occasionally eats poultry and raids corn and sugar fields, but damage is usually minimal. |
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I waded through enough surf-and-turfs and enough creamed corn to last a lifetime. |
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Had my child not been in my arms, I probably would have dragged you out of your cart and shoved my ear of hot buttered corn down your red neck. |
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Zein is a corn protein making up about half of the protein found in the corn kernel. |
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The appetite audiences have for sentimental corn should never be underestimated. |
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They offer dishes like butter baby corn, American baby corn masala, and the seasonal mango corn mix. |
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Serve with steak fries, corn on the cob, and the simplest salad you can think of. |
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Around her, hundreds of people were also enjoying barbecue beef sandwiches and corn on the cob. |
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The goal was to have them for dinner tonight with some fresh slaw, a sweet corn salad, some good cornbread and beer. |
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Corn flour cannot be substituted for corn meal for cornbread, whereas corn meal cannot be substituted for corn flour for tortillas. |
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Also, studies have shown that water stress early in corn has much less of an impact on yield than water stress during tasseling. |
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The second phase of Stewart's wilt of corn occurs after tasseling and may be observed within the next three to four weeks. |
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The best I tried were the shrimp corn cakes, a sizeable plate of these plump, overgrown fritters, flavoured with cumin and sesame oil. |
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Suddenly, I was ravenous again, and eagerly soaked up the sauce with mchadi, the special corn cakes made expressly for that purpose. |
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This rich, nutty concoction was added to broth to thicken it, and to corn cakes and hominy as a seasoning. |
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Breads vary from fried rings of rice-flour, to Gurung corn cakes, to the Indian flat, thin wheat-flour disks and the smaller, fried puri. |
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The high temperatures came right during the critical corn tasseling and silking stage. |
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When you sit at the bar you get a bowl of corn chips and salsa while you decide on a cocktail. |
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For the uninitiated, it is melted cheese, salsa, sour cream and guacamole on top of a load of corn chips. |
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The fields of tall corn she drives through are beautiful, gentle waves of green, wind-tossed tassels of gold. |
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Teens have grown used to buying corn chips and whatever for snacks, instead of cookies. |
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There are corn chips and an onion dip on a platter that the women in the group hand around. |
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Then we stood up and we both walked outside and he went into the corn crib as I followed him. |
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They will imprison the dog in the corn crib, and if after a few weeks he fails to show signs of disease, they'll let him out. |
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We move on to the cornfield and possible ways the leaves, corn and tassels might be rendered. |
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Meanwhile, the WWI recipe substitutes equal amounts corn and rye flour for wheat products. |
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Corn was the staple in their diet and they used corn meal to make such breads as hoe cake, corn dodger and Indian Pone. |
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Also called johnny cake or journey cake, hoe cake, ash cake, bannock, griddle cake and corn dodger, these were the common breads. |
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It is a kind of corn cake, Molly told me, the parent, so to speak, of the corn dodger, and the grandparent of hoecake. |
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Wheat, barley, rice, rye, oats, millet and corn are the world's top food crops. |
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Combine the corn with steamed green vegetables like asparagus and offer baked potatoes to ensure the children don't go hungry. |
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And for the junk food junkies there was soda, pizza, corn dogs, hamburgers, French fries and chips provided as well. |
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On the left, John Kerry chats at the fair while balancing a corn dog in his hand. |
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Spring sown crops of corn are looking promising, with their straight green rows, and potatoes are being planted as fast as everyone can manage. |
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It seemed like yesterday that she had met the shy child in her home, holding her small corn dolly. |
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Among the goods for sale will be jewellery, rural arts such as corn dollies, soft toys, paintings, furniture, textiles, glass and ceramics. |
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Among the Mexican free-tailed's favorite meals is the corn earworm, a crop-raiding pest that savages cornfields from Texas to Canada. |
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Another pest commonly observed in the ears during the late summer is the corn earworm. |
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The life cycle of the fall armyworm is similar to those of the corn earworm and armyworm. |
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Big-eyed bugs appear to prefer the mobile pea aphids to the eggs of corn earworm even though the latter are more nutritious. |
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Some crops such as corn are very heavy feeders so moving it from place to place prevents rapid depletion of the soil. |
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Such antagonism may also protect the corn plant from the E verticillioides disease, stalk rot. |
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Alnmouth was the port of Alnwick, seat of the Dukes of Northumberland and the location of the principal corn exchange of central Northumberland. |
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Tucked away in the corner of the market place in Beverley, the cinema, a converted corn exchange, kept its magical, untouched feel. |
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Paul Heathcote's easy but elegant dish combines succulent corn fed chicken with wild mushrooms and buttery baby leeks. |
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To find out, the researchers established corn pollen density and distribution patterns on milkweed leaves near cornfields. |
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They have the added advantage of acting as buffer areas between the Bt corn and non-target habitat or non-GMO cornfields. |
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Researchers place cardboard rings containing red or blue marked corn borer pupae at release sites within cornfields. |
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Feeding also may continue after emergence as wireworms tunnel into the lower stalk of corn plants. |
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In continuous corn if beetle counts exceed 0.75 beetle per plant, damaging populations of corn rootworms are possible in that field next year. |
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These tortillas come in two flavors as well, plain corn and red chili-flavored cornmeal. |
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The corn rootworm enjoys the dubious distinction of triggering more insecticide use than any other single pest in U.S. agriculture. |
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The refuge helps prevent the development of resistance to European corn borer and corn rootworm. |
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He advises consumption of expeller-pressed seed oils such as flax and borage oils, as well as coconut oil, rather than corn oil or margarine. |
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Because it has a high smoke point, corn oil is ideal for frying or pan searing over high heat. |
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Almost every acre of corn in Texas is treated with soil insecticides at planting to limit root damage caused by rootworm. |
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Reducing losses resulting from rootworm on continuous corn is the predominant objective of most soil insecticide applications. |
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Foods to avoid include margarine, fast food and processed foods containing sunflower, safflower and corn oil. |
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In the bowl of a food processor fitted with the metal blade attachment, add the garlic, cumin, thyme, and corn oil and pulse to combine. |
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Sources of the essential fatty acid linoleic acid are soybean oil, corn oil and safflower oil. |
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Transgenic corn provides excellent control of corn rootworms in most instances. |
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Crop rotation is still the best approach to reduce densities of western corn rootworms in Nebraska. |
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Olive oil, canola oil, and sesame oil are healthier than corn oil or vegetable shortening. |
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Where first year corn rootworm is not a problem, annual rotation of corn with an alternative crop will eliminate rootworm problems. |
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As leavenings were not always available to the settlers, corn pone must have been a very convenient and reasonable bread source. |
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Johnny cake, corn pones, hoe cakes, hush puppies, and hawg'n'hominy are just a few examples. |
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Late maturing fields are particularly susceptible to corn rootworms moving into them from nearby earlier maturing fields. |
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She'd feed Gypsy cold corn pones and they'd run a mile or so to the creek to play. |
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Game and fish were always sources of protein, and corn is eaten mainly in the form of thick cakes called arepas and maize gruel. |
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Sour, pickled foods were strongly Germanic, but cornbreads, corn dodgers, corn pones and many others came from the south. |
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Extremely popular in the southern United States, corn pone is an eggless cornbread that is shaped into small ovals and fried or baked. |
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I want things to feel like warm apple pie and corn dogs on the 4th of July. |
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Then there's a raft of Oriental greens, corn salad, Bull's Blood beetroot and yellow tomatoes. |
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Toss the corn salad with fresh lime juice, and garnish it with radish slices. |
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It is most beautiful, appearing translucent with a light corn silk color and streaks of black in its grainy looking material. |
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At the San Diego Zoo a two-headed corn snake named Thelma and Louise produced 15 normal offspring before it died. |
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Sailing is especially fun in the spring, when the wind is warmer and there's good corn snow. |
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The perfect corn snow was ripening in the sun, and a velvet 45 degree pitch dropped below us like a frozen plume of whitewater. |
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However, not all continuous corn fields have economic infestations of corn rootworms. |
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Bubble gums are made of sugar, corn syrup, flavours, softeners and latex or plastic. |
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Many sugars are hidden in prepared foods in the form of sucrose and corn sugars. |
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In the UK between 1970 and 1999 the skylark had declined by 52 per cent, the yellowhammer by 53 per cent and the corn bunting by 88 per cent. |
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Colour, flavour and aroma are not produced naturally, but in the form of additives such as corn syrup, salt and caramel colour. |
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Sonoran Pasta is a Southwestern-inspired dish with chipotle cream sauce, fettuccine, tomatoes, spinach, caramelized corn served with chicken or beef. |
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Much to my chagrin, it turned out to be tough field corn that Zambians eat as a fresh vegetable, but more commonly grind into meal or flour for cooking. |
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Nebraska ranked third in the nation in the production of field corn with 1,319,700,000 bushels in 2004, according to the USDA Agricultural Statistics Service Web site. |
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Flock health has improved since he switched to a different feed supplier offering a more complex feed ration, including field peas as well as corn and small grains. |
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When you combine the corn syrup with a water conditioner or surfactant system, you get synergies that help in the movement and performance of the product. |
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Add the chicken stock, poblano chilies, and corn and stir to combine. |
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Popcorn has never tasted so good to Lavonne Sanders, an entrepreneur who has turned popping golden kernels of corn into a lucrative business venture. |
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As she walked into the kitchen The Captain was just in the process of heaping handfuls of the kernels into the corn popper that was already heated up. |
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I look over at Mory, who is pushing around a corn kernel with her fork. |
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Alexander's Ragtime Band is pure corn but rather tasty all the same. |
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Dr Gibbons explained that the birds likely to be affected by GM rape and beet were seed eaters such as skylarks, the corn bunting and the yellowhammer. |
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Birds such as skylark, corn bunting and tree sparrow are now in decline, and the RSPB hopes the survey will pinpoint farms where they are still present. |
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Nachos are corn chips spread with cheese and Jalapeno peppers. |
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Serve the chilli with steamed rice and corn chips and an avocado salsa. |
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He had said once that he'd tear down an old corn crib for another farmer, hoping to get a little bit of salvageable wood out of the old structure. |
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One of the victims of the raids, James Cornells, lost his home and corn crib to fire, while the hostile warriors kidnapped his wife and sold her as a slave. |
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One person enjoyed a corn dog without the carb-laden exterior. |
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There, they are assured, the meal of choice is the Dog's Breath corn dog. |
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This was the first time in my life that I tasted a corn dog. |
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Fisherton Mill was a corn mill since the time of the Domesday Book, working until 1965, and the corn exchange was where the city's library is today. |
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The front row, of corn marigolds, has barely germinated at all though. |
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There are also eight annuals including corn poppy, corn marigold and cornflower and three biannuals including the most dramatic of all wildflowers, the foxglove. |
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Overall, fish oil consumption results in mild-to-modest improvement in psoriatic symptoms, although some studies show fish oil was not superior to corn oil or olive oil. |
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It is cooked in partially hydrogenated vegetable oil which may contain partially hydrogenated soybean oil, corn oil, canola oil, cottonseed oil or sunflower oil. |
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By cutting out soy oil and corn oil, and using olive oil instead, you can, virtually double the effect of any fish that you eat, scientists believe. |
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If you want to use oil for cooking, try olive oil or canola oil instead of oils that are high in polyunsaturated fats, such as corn oil, peanut oil, and many margarines. |
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Replace the garlic with chopped onion and the olive oil with corn oil. |
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While fried food is usually unhealthy, the four fast food restaurants surveyed have switched to low cholesterol cooking oils like soybean and corn oil. |
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The fatty acids are derived from either soybean or corn oil. |
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A frugal supper of bacon, cooked Indian fashion on sticks hung over the coals, coffee and corn pones, was eaten with appetites sharpened by the keen air. |
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And, like Twain, people fond of corn pone remember it with specificity. |
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Sometimes maize is used for making what are called corn pones, which well illustrate the difference between bread made of wheat and bread made of a flour containing no gluten. |
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The flavor of skiing on a perfect day is spiced by the knowledge and experience of conditions far less ideal, from the early season rock ski to the last patches of corn snow. |
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It's suddenly obvious how a backcountry challenge, even more than perfect corn snow or nights in the Post Hotel, can make our relationship complete. |
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Last year, Dow Chemical and Cargill broke ground on the world's first manufacturing facility that will make plastic from corn sugar, rather than petroleum. |
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For the pumpkin seeds, in a small, covered saucepan, bring the sugar, water, and corn syrup to a boil, reduce the heat, and simmer until golden brown. |
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Stir in 3 tablespoons light-colored corn syrup until combined. |
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Use tested recipes for replacing sugar with honey and corn syrup. |
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Most likely they are packed with soybean, cottonseed or corn oil. |
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Storage moulds of corn occur annually, potentially lowering grain quality. |
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The month of May is time to finish my planting so the corn and casaba will be here in the fall. |
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We had rolls and butter, corn on the cob, mashed potatoes, cabbage salad, and pastries that were shaped like crescent moons and stuffed with roast meat and apples. |
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The shallow planting resulted from the planter not adequately cutting through heavy corn and soybean residue and properly placing the seed in the furrow. |
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The October average daily closing price for December Chicago Board of Trade futures contracts will determine the harvest price for corn crop revenue coverage. |
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Carlow kept up the pressure and Simon Rea was in on goal in almost the identical position only for goalie Raymond McKeown to earn his corn with a fine save. |
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A former high-class handicapper on the Flat for Sir Mark Prescott, Chivalry earned his corn over hurdles last winter and is now set to tackle fences. |
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The Powley Vale Farm was a throwback to by-gone days, free range hens and pulper, open fire and hob, live sowing of spuds and corn sowing with a fiddle out of tune. |
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Four to six leaf corn has been found with four to six leaves infested and the plants showing obvious leaf yellowing and purpling and some leaf dieback. |
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After that, they have to start going so far afield to procure corn that the extra transportation costs offset any gains from economy of scale in the processing operation. |
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A survey by Aventis of 107 of 260 grain elevators that received the corn this year found that about half were forwarding on the corn for unapproved human uses. |
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Place the durum and corn flour in the bowl of a food processor. |
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We loaded our plates with hummus and pita, deliciously lemony dolmas, pickled golden beets, a mess of roasted vegetables, and buttery corn pudding. |
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There is the smell of roasting deer meat and Iroquoian corn soup coming from a distant fire. |
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They don't use high fructose corn syrup, the nonfat yogurt is creamy and rich, not gelatinous, it has real identifiable pieces of fruit, and it just tastes darn good! |
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With demand for corn growing, experts say the dead zone is likely to expand in coming years, an environmental hazard that threatens Louisiana's sea food industry. |
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Before then, corn had been sold in the open air, principally in Pavement. |
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In a bowl mix together the salad cream, sweet corn nib lets and red pepper, deseeded and finely diced. |
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The corn was ground with stones and pestles and cooked in earthenware pots. |
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Then she got busy with comb, water and beads and began to plait Anna's hair into perfect corn braids. |
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We also have several activities during the year such as sugar shack, buffet in June, annual corn roast and our Christmas luncheon. |
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However, if the wheat and corn stalks are not completely submersed, then these areas may actually appear brighter on the image. |
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In the corn crop, the drought conditions have played havoc with spray programs. |
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We could also see that sugarcane did not go up in flames when lighted, whereas corn did. |
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But for the biggest companies, steering clear of genetically altered corn and soybeans is very difficult. |
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In another shallow pie plate, combine corn flake or cracker crumbs with parmesan cheese. |
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Gently refines skin texture by using jojoba and corn beads to help clear away dull dead skin cells, leaving skin feeling silky smooth. |
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Mattie pours hot water from a kettle into a large tin cup holding a corn dodger. |
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Manitoba's late corn harvest means the deadline for growers to submit their 2009 advance payment program has been extended. |
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At the beginning the club organized card and billiards games, bingos, picnics, visits to the sugarhouse and corn roasts. |
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Fry up corn nuts, peanuts, and pepitas in a skillet, then sprinkle them with chili powder and salt. |
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Buyers need to consider the nutrient value of corn silage, particularly if you suspect it is of poorer quality. |
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Two fresh tortillas are stuffed with the firm, ash-colored corn and cheese and then folded, crimped and fried until crisp. |
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The extremely high energy yields of the corn variety Nescio, mean that the company can be optimistic about its future success. |
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The poor were bearing the brunt of this policy as production of coarse and cheaper grains like ragi and corn had shrunk, making them dependent on the more expensive rice. |
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Cracked corn is a favorite of mourning doves, grackles and juncos. |
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Hemp seed, sweet corn maggots and even worms can also be used. |
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Just add soup: the sweet and delicate chicken and corn potage is chief among them, chunky and soft. |
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If you need to add more flour, add more white flour, not corn flour. |
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Variation: Replace prunes by dates, corn syrup by honey and slivered almonds by pine nuts. |
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But synthesis gas can also be made from biomass: wood chips, corn stalks or the paper in garbage. |
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But to build upside momentum, December corn futures must push out to a new contract high soon. |
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It has become evident that ethanol produced from corn can be harmful to the environment. |
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The family ate clabber, corn bread, grits, and vegetables that they grew in their garden. |
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Leftover corn stalks will make a welcome addition to the brush pile in the fall. |
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It wasn't until December corn futures pushed above its 40-day moving average that the surge higher in the ag markets really got going. |
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Sweet corn harvested too late, is gluey and floury, shrinks and loses sweetness and taste. |
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Those reduced to poverty were allowed to glean the ears of corn behind the reapers. |
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There he saw local corn farming and was deeply impressed by America's hospitality and industriousness. |
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But you do not find the good husbandman dig up his planted corn to see if he grow. |
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More superstitious than pious, the lady of the house collected symbols such as ears of corn and clovers, as well as religious relics. |
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Place the corn directly on the grill at a high heat for about 10 minutes, frequently rotating the cobs to prevent them from charring. |
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Sweltering heat and a severe drought have damaged the corn crop in the United States. |
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Show off your line of homemade corn relish at the local fair. |
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The farm itself has good numbers of breeding birds and is home to yellowhammers, linnets, corn buntings, tree and hedge sparrows, along with lapwings and grey partridge. |
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Sometimes I mixed corn powder with pine tree bark, which gave me bowel problems but I needed to add something to my food to satiate my hunger. |
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For all his strained seriousness, corn and schmaltz are Mr Spielberg's besetting weakness. |
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Switch to a breakfast cereal such as oatmeal, puffed rice, corn flakes, puffed millet, puffed amaranth or rice bran. |
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Red Cross workers say many North Koreans are subsisting on a single bowl of rice or corn a day, supplemented by grass, dried leaves or roots. |
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For example, a wheat farmer who does not grow corn may report gains or losses with respect to any transaction in corn futures as a speculator. |
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Biological Morelli line: used for a healthy diet with kamut, corn linguine, tagliatelle and Ricciolina Fiber Farro. |
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Hilbert was a flashy man who helicoptered five miles daily over corn fields to and from the office. |
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Several 8 to 14 day outlooks are showing near to above normal temperatures with normal to below normal rainfall for most of the U. S. corn belt. |
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He covers corn tassels and silk to make sure no accidental cross-pollination takes place. |
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This extreme lost trail was used by the indigenous to go from the Andes to the flatland for trading wheat and corn for salt and fish. |
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In this highly competitive market, the company's corn business lost some ground. |
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The administrative and market town was home to well-heeled families involved in the salt, fish, linen, corn and ironware trades. |
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The western corn rootworms themselves began rotating fields, to make sure future generations were always born in a cornfield, not a soybean field. |
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If there are big chub in the pit I often take a set-up rod with me and have a cast or two with a freelined lobworm or corn over last night's groundbait. |
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By an increase of trade, whether it be the import of corn or any other article, the producers here can only be advantaged. |
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And hot water corn bread, and collard greens and every other thing Hawkins had missed. |
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For example, insects such as leaf caterpillars chew on the leaves of corn plants. |
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They can chew on garden vegetables such as lettuce, celery, potatoes, beans, carrots, sweet corn and cole crops. |
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Serves two Cover 100g of dried hominy corn kernels in cold water and soak overnight. |
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The growers have also adapted a corn silage storage system to house the pomace before it goes into the digester. |
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It is very important never to put sugar, honey or corn syrup on a pacifier because it would quickly lead to the creation of cavities. |
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The process will employ the help of naturally occurring microscopic bacteria to inoculate the corn while it is still at the seed stage. |
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For instance, skyrocketing real estate prices in Latin America lead to soaring corn prices because of speculation. |
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However, the skyrocketing production and use of ethanol fuel in the U. S. has turned corn to gold in recent months. |
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Older folk resisted such newfangled ideas as planting hybrid corn bought from merchants rather than seedcorn from their own harvests. |
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With the corn slow to emerge, many operators may begin to consider replant options. |
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However, the agency found that unprocessed grain corn constitutes a class of goods separate from processed grain corn. |
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Students can investigate cellular growth and reproduction by germinating corn or similar seeds and watching the growth of root tips. |
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Bleating of sheep, music blaring out from bars, the call of the muezzin, loud grinding of corn mills, street vendors? |
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Serve with corn on the cob, red cabbage coleslaw and baked beans made with barbecue sauce mixture. |
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Dozens of human chains were wiggling around, with crowds of people eagerly waiting to receive bags of bulgur, corn flour, peas and cooking oil. |
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Once the king corn Montsoriu besieging the castle, thinking that the castle lord and his servants would surrender in the presence of his army. |
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He says the corn crop is already mature and is now drying in the lead up to harvest. |
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She cultivates glutinous rice and corn in a 1440 m² field located near Thuy Nam village. |
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While the industry is expanding now, a day will come when the market reaches saturation, and corn ethanol plants will find themselves in close competition. |
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Most dryland corn will tassel when plants are 3-4 feet tall. |
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And now as August draws to a close, many of us are wondering whether there will be enough warm days left to mature the corn that is just barely tasseling. |
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This inflationary pressure has ricocheted onto oilseeds, with acreages outside the US suffering due to the growth in corn production. |
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The proposed land comprising 50 hectares is situated 12 km from the Waterfalls farm and was to be used for the production of coffee, paprika, baby corn and peas. |
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