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  • dent in which passersby found a pile of parched corn, a food often used by Creek Indians when travel
  • d Mill was capable of grinding 4 to 5 tonnes of corn a day.
  • distilleries would require 139 million tons of corn, according to EPI, which is more than double th
  • e world premiere of an opera entitled The Alien Corn, after the Biblical story of Ruth.
  • se of superfoods such as maca, mesquite, purple corn, agave and yacon syrup, acai and goji berries w
  • ing grown, along with grapes, prunes, potatoes, corn, alfalfa and large vegetable and flower gardens
  • The farmland produces corn, alfalfa, and horticultural nursery stock and a
  • r as a member of the rap group, Children of the Corn, alongside Big L, Cam'ron and Mase, all of whom
  • nclude Bidens species, and the leaves of beans, corn, and oak.
  • n business and founded Parkinson and Tomlinson, corn and oatmeal millers and seed merchants in the F
  • formation as to social conditions, the price of corn and wine, the cultivation of the vine, climatic
  • ling mills to prepare cloth, mills for grinding corn and malt, and paper mills.
  • Corn and other farm products from the Midwest were a
  • ad purchased, Lane's Landing, and began growing corn and small grains on what eventually became a 12
  • They are made from corn and wheat and available in several flavours.
  • riations using wheat flour tortillas instead of corn and pureed chile or enchilada sauce instead of
  • in Kansas City, Missouri, with his wife, Amanda Corn, and their two daughters, Ella and Cora.
  • upply the population at Frederica with beef and corn and ale.
  • MacNeish's discoveries of early corn and the pre-ceramic sequence in Mexico provided
  • been self-sufficient in its staple food, maize ( corn), and during the 1980s it exported substantial
  • ouse and Gallery, Glenveagh Castle and Newmills Corn and Flax Mills.
  • , the agriculture and viticulture (the sheaf of corn and grape vine) and industry (spinning wheel).
  • Primary crops are corn and soybeans.
  • is used for agricultural cultivation, primarily corn and soybeans.
  • he main crops planted are grains such as wheat, corn, and to a smaller degree rice.
  • have not increased at those levels, which mean corn and soybeans. 
  • as harbours for ships to load and unload coal, corn and limestone.
  • " Corn fritters" are often made with whole canned corn
  • ort rewarded with productive crops of potatoes, corn and fruits.
  • pilling over with rice, bacon, sugar, molasses, corn, and other foods.
  • town was reported to have 30 houses, fields of corn, and fruit orchards, all of which were burned.
  • wnship became an arable farming area, producing corn and wheat crops and supporting dairy farms (inc
  • rses, prepared animal hides, bear's fat, beans, corn, and Apache slaves.
  • trus, avocado, dairy farming, wheat, cotton and corn, and a large tobacco crop.
  • its territory was fertile in wine ) as well as corn, and Cicero praises the inhabitants for their i
  • They grew corn and potatoes and had vegetable gardens.
  • It was corn- and rice-based and, essentially, were Cap'n Cr
  • d buffalo and grew such crops as squash, beans, corn, and pumpkins.
  • Both John and Elijah primarily harvested corn and oats.
  • rch and a wet May, Fills barns with fields with corn and hay.
  • on cereal diseases, including gray leaf spot of corn and rice blast.
  • eservation, to prevent the decomposition of the corn and growth of mold, regular tortillas generally
  • o.. His father, a devout Jew, had been a small corn- and wine-dealer in Worms, which belonged to th
  • for agricultural cultivation, primarily that of corn and soybeans.
  • lls and marketing the illegal spirits made from corn and sugar.
  • he black land in the area used to raise cotton, corn, and other feed grains.
  • om November 1299 was in charge of the assize of corn and wine and in the same year lead troops from
  • om growing over and to clear areas for planting corn and tobacco.
  • the Oneidas had produced an abundant amount of corn and knowing that George Washington and his army
  • Larvae have been recorded on corn and Salsola species.
  • Most residents grew corn and apples and kept bees for honey.
  • this area, half is used for the cultivation of corn and soybeans, and 43% for that of hay and small
  • hat aid was needed to prevent suffering, issued corn and bacon to the needy until a crop could be ha
  • d agriculture, typically for feed crops such as corn and soy is more damaging to ecosystems than mor
  • Livingston counties and used his land to raise corn and to graze large herds of cattle; he was one
  • Both the corn and wheat grinding machinery have been restored
  • he main agricultural products are rice, cotton, corn and sorghum.
  • ricultural fields which are still used for hay, corn, and animal pasture by the Cummings School of V
  • syrup, maltodextrin, dextrose, and polyols from corn and wheat starch), bioethanol and by-products i
  • Tobacco, soybeans, corn, and hay are the main crops.
  • The bollworm threatens cotton, soybean, corn and tomato crops.
  • vestock, the growing of commodity crops such as corn and soybeans, and the regulation of grain eleva
  • The mash bill contains corn and malted barley.
  • umex hymenosepalus (Arizona dock), in Zea Mays ( Corn) and in Ziziphus jujuba (Chinese date).
  • the plant to make 11% more ethanol by weight of corn and 27% more by area of corn.
  • they signed about $500 million worth of wheat, corn and soybean contracts for the next two years.
  • worms), the plant arabidopsis, fruitfly, maize ( corn), and others.
  • This bird also feeds off of corn and grasses.
  • Adjuncts such as corn and rice are used to lighten the body and flavo
  • he bawn of Athliag Maenagan, and destroyed much corn and many towns throughout Hy-Many and Machaire-
  • In 1836, he raised the first corn and in 1837 raised the first crop of wheat in t
  • had about 130 houses, fruit orchards, fields of corn and a large council building, built around a ce
  • breweries, which commonly use adjuncts such as corn and rice to replace malt as an inexpensive ferm
  • nd farming with modest production of sugarcane, corn, and rice.
  • the attackers, except for fields of millet and corn, and the 30-foot high railroad embankment gave
  • e pressure from UK merchants who were importing corn and tobacco from the USA.
  • y, Nebraska, Beachell and his family moved to a corn and wheat farm in western Nebraska.
  • s been able to add genetic elements from maize ( corn) and Antirrhinum into some other species (such
  • Aaron Riggs, Laura Spencer, Quese iMC, Ryan Red Corn, and Beau Harjo.
  • tz slaughtered its very last ox, filled it with corn and threw it over the wall, pretending it still
  • re which included brewing, tanning, distilling, corn and cotton milling.
  • The primarily cultivated crops were onions, corn, and fruits, but the beehives were also kept, i
  • has allowed the long-distance shipping of sweet corn and has enabled manufacturers to can sweet corn
  • d group ate only bran, the third group ate only corn, and the last group ate a mixture of the other
  • r measures in two particulars via the bounty on Corn and
  • had "100 residents, with three cotton gins, two corn and saw mills, two general stores, and a wagon
  • It is made with yellow corn and has a distinct flavor due to the pork fat a
  • ll; the mill was used for making flour grinding corn and cutting timber.
  • d-loft building for real-estate developer Henry Corn, and built in 1897-98 it is easily recognizable
  • cht, and into Hy-Many, and burned and destroyed corn and towns; and, among other things, he burned a
  • are reported as causing considerable damage to corn and bean fields and are considered to be a thre
  • lso be made in a pot with onions, sweet pepper, corn and mashed tomatoes.
  • the mob "broke into his warehouses looking for corn, and shot the lieutenant governor when he tried
  • Steamboat loads of cotton, corn, and sweet potatoes were shipped to markets in
  • In present day La Vernia, corn and cotton are still major crops.
  • roductive for farming, producing large crops of corn and other types of grain.
  • e cultivation of cotton, sugarcane, groundnuts, corn and sweet potatoes are commonly seen; these are
  • r, there was a harvest of 690 fanegas of wheat, corn and beans (a fanega equaling about 220 pounds).
  • to and mozzarella, but spinach, mushrooms, baby corn, and ham are often used.
  • acres) of various crops, including sugar cane, corn and bananas, were flooded.
  • to erosion, as they are heavily cultivated for corn and soybeans.
  • Hence he co-wrote the book The Origin of Indian Corn and Its Relatives with Robert G. Reeves.
  • , Ward had 160 slaves, produced 7500 bushels of corn and 500 bales of cotton.
  • The current mill was used for grinding corn and was built by James Brindley, the famous can
  • In 1910, corn and flax scutching were the main industries and
  • al registration for use as a seed treatment for corn and canola on April 22, 2010.
  • Raw materials for their snacks, primarily corn and flavorings, come from local farmers and ing
  • ude killing blackbirds on sprouting rice and on corn and soybean fields.
  • ques to the local Kentucky grains, particularly corn, and began producing what became known as Kentu
  • Thousands of acres of corn and soybean crops were flattened causing $60 mi
  • and reclamation where the swamps were diked and corn and wheat was grown.
  • ispix was described by Kellogg's as a "[c]rispy corn and rice cereal with a cinnamon taste."
  • His business as a corn and seed merchant precluded him from the offere
  • r products including biscotti, cookies, caramel corn and chocolates.
  • In the northernmost room of the Principia some corn and woodwork as of a bin were noted (plan, C).
  • the first seed company to release a supersweet corn and it was called Illini Xtra Sweet, but widesp
  • The creek flows through a region of intense corn and soybean cultivation, formerly part of the I
  • It is distilled from organic corn and rye with Rocky Mountain spring water from t
  • runch Pebbles were described as "sweetened oat, corn and wheat cereal baked with a touch of real cin
  • el Philbrick claims that the settlers stole the corn and looted and desecrated the graves, sparking
  • nd sheep, grew barley and wheat, and dealt as a corn and coal merchant with barges plying the Cam.
  • ge twelve miles from Montgomery, Texas, growing corn and picking cotton for hire in the mid-19th cen
  • grown are citrus (150 Ha), various vegetables, corn and tubers in irrigated lands; olives (150 Ha),
  • raditionally was used to weed fields of cotton, corn, and other crops.
  • The Golden Ear of Corn and Other Stories, bilingual anthology of short
  • The Pennacook farmed maize, corn, and squash along fertile river beds, and hunte
  • hrough oversized portions of human foods: candy corn, animal crackers, carrots, Brussels sprouts and
  • Corn announced on January 21, 2009 he would seek the
  • Cotton, peanuts, soybeans, and corn are the principal crops grown on these soils.
  • Cotton and corn are the main cultivated crops.
  • Heads of corn are cut up and boiled into a mash which is then
  • Supersweet corn are varieties of sweet corn which produce highe
  • Ships carrying tons of frozen chicken legs and corn arrived in Havana's harbor on December 16, to a
  • hit in a wall and Jerry then proceeds to eat a corn as Tom drags it and gives chase.
  • , with food grains, particularly wheat, soy and corn, as well as cattle, sheep, horse and other live
  • conviction was when he was aged 18 for stealing corn; as soon as he completed a six-month sentence f
  • thesis of PDO via bioplastic routes, i.e. using corn as the base material for PDO production.
  • Ethanol champions declare corn as the “new oil” and that it will forever end o
  • g child in a boat without oars, with a sheaf of corn at his head.
  • ee her swinging along the road with a bundle of corn balanced on her head, both arms akimbo, was a s
  • associated with many human foods (wheat, rice, corn, barley, oats, rye, and food colored with Monas
  • He is a former member of Nebraska corn based organizations, and current member of both
  • end and Harrison Ruffin Tyler, and are used for corn, bean and wheat farming.
  • Various produce like wheat, corn, beans, apple etc. are grown in the farms, and
  • Other crops grown were corn, beans, manioc, bananas, and tropical fruits.
  • The Oneota diet included corn, beans, and squash, wild rice, nuts, fish, deer
  • They cultivated crops, such as corn, beans, squash, and pecans, and manufactured bo
  • Economic activity includes agriculture ( corn, beans, squash and coffee), animal husbandry (c
  • They grew corn, beans, and squash and kept turkeys and, all in
  • They lived on corn, beans, and squash, supplemented by hunting, fi
  • Corn Beef Tin - Ration Distribution Point (Free Meat
  • The processed and semi-cooked products include corn beef, meat loaf, sausages, curries, bacon, ham,
  • U.S. postal service to Burnt Corn began in 1817, when the village also became par
  • During this time the major crop grown was corn, being it was so universally useful.
  • The southern portion of the U.S. corn belt planted the greatest amount of StarLink co
  • The expansion of a corn belt in Kentucky and Ohio created a glut.
  • Rantoul High School then left to join the Corn Belt Conference, citing its inability to compet
  • o chose "names that were appropriate to all the corn belt rural pleasures", e.g., 'Barn Dance', 'App
  • The Corn Belt derecho was a derecho which affected a lar
  • Lawrence of Chicago, Uncle Lar, and King of the Corn Belt.
  • For example, it is found in mushrooms, sweet corn, berries, cauliflower.
  • ...were one hundred and 10 acres (40,000 m2) of corn; besides apples, peaches, potatoes, turnips, on
  • l as debts were typically forgiven during green corn between parties as a symbol of rebirth and new
  • serving grades pre-kindergarten through six and Corn Bible Academy in the Washita County town of Cor
  • The private school, Corn Bible, still remains open.
  • g capable of firing gas and heavy fuel oil (and corn bio-mass).Oil is delivered to site via barge an
  • rn solid biomass fuel like whole kernel shelled corn, biomass pellet fuels, wood pellets, grass, or
  • the officer) "Can you tell where I can get your corn blaster, shorty?"
  • The European corn borer (Ostrinia nubilalis), also known as the E
  • Female corn borer moths lay clusters of eggs on corn leaves
  • European corn borer caterpillars damage the ears of corn, as
  • It is this portion of the U.S. where corn borer damage creates the greatest economic loss
  • A functions as natural defense against European corn borer larvae and many other damaging pests.
  • Note that the European Corn Borer (Ostrinia nubilalis)and Southern Cornstal
  • European corn borer
  • Biological control agents of corn borers include the hymenopteran parasitoid Tric
  • n, sugar/glucose-fructose, psyllium seed husks, corn bran, salt, baking soda, natural colour, vitami
  • "Give Me Corn Bread When I'm Hungry" - 3:12
  • In Venezuela and Colombia an arepa (a type of corn bread) is often served stuffed with various ing
  • He produced corn breeds that bred true and then crossed therse s
  • tinctive "Manitoba tuck" delivery while using a corn broom while delivering the rock.
  • ral thousand acres with peas, cucumbers, beans, corn, buckwheat, potatoes, pumpkins, and squash.
  • wl, Nightingale, Stonechat, Whinchat, Wheatear, Corn Bunting and, on occasion, Montagu's Harrier.
  • life typical of open farmland such as skylarks, corn buntings and hares.
  • A corn burrito is essentially the same thing as a taqu
  • A corn burrito is a Mexican-style dish consisting of a
  • Although corn burritos are cheap and easy to make, they typic
  • ess in Boston with his older brother and then a corn business in Nottingham on his own, Isaac Reckit
  • ted to start a family farm to raise tobacco and corn, but he died shortly after the second crop was
  • sing the advantages of growing supersweet sweet corn, but many corn breeders lacked enthusiasm for t
  • The larva are considered a pest of corn but also feed on various other large-stemmed pl
  • with depriving them of half their allowance of corn, but ordered Paulus to be driven from the city.
  • Corn buttworms are one of the most economically dest
  • nsposons are discovered in maize (Zea mays, aka corn) by Barbara McClintock.
  • The family survived by growing potatoes, corn, cabbage, and by keeping bees and selling honey
  • s used variously for smelting lead and grinding corn can be seen at Whirlow Wheel and Ryecroft Mill
  • n oil was equivalent to or better than soybean, corn canola, cottonseed, and safflower oil in a mode
  • It has thus taken on the title Corn Capital of Canada, and has an annual "Cornfest"
  • Corn, Cash, Commerce: The Economic Policies of the T
  • Four feedstocks-sugarcane, corn, cassava and sweet sorghum-were initially ident
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