Sentences with phrase «dried plants»

The first deal was the acquisition of Mississippi Sand, which owned a 1.2 million ton per year sand facility in Missouri, a 1 million ton per year dry plant in Texas, five barge terminals, and three rail terminals that have a combined throughput of 2.2 million tons per year.

Most modern - day spray drying plants use a centrifugal spray nozzle to inject an atomized droplet into the drying chamber — but how important is that spray nozzle?

She also battled ceiling fans above her workspace while trying to grind dried plant material.

Waste materials like dry leaves, coconut husk, other types of dry plant waste, paper, etc. can be burned under controlled conditions in a chamber.

Made with dried plants and flowers this lovely bath tea is perfect for pampering in a luxurious and healing way.

Pets can be poisoned by pot by inhaling the smoke, ingesting dried plant matter, and eating foods laced with marijuana — like baked goods or butter — or products containing hashish.

The new developments will include a UHT (long life) milk facility for domestic and export markets, and a new best practice wet - blend milk powder drying plant for organic infant formula made from organic milk.

Wattle revealed on April 10 it would inject $ 63 million into a joint venture entity with the organic dairy farmers co-operative in Victoria that will build and operate a large milk spray drying plant able to process up to 200,000 litres of fresh organic milk per day.

What's more, synthetic marijuana — referred to by a number of names including Spice, K - 2, Moon Rocks, and more — relies on a mixture of manmade chemicals sprayed onto miscellaneous dried plants and herbs and often incites erratic behavior in users.

A wealth of organic ingredients nourish: a selection of light, dry plant oils replenish: and fine mineral pigments even skin tone to impart Vapour's signature «Lit From Within Glow».

Pass around blossoms from a bouquet, potted houseplants, or even dried plants.

Dogs — most commonly — eat dried plants directly from an owner's stash or devour foods containing marijuana.

Her residency at 18th Street the summer of 2002 produced «I Saw an Air of Stubborn Dignity from a Wilted Flower:» an open - studio exhibition of a site - specific installation, utilizing media dried plants, thread, needle, paper, and pastel.

His 2007 show had dry plants emerging from rolled iron as if from abandonment and ruin, and its woolens and old bedding hinted at suffering.

Or I thought they were trending at the time but really were not part of our active lifestyle (those metal objects d' art or dried plant displays).

Candice Lin, Putrefaction, 2016, acrylicepoxy resin, dried plant material, 49 1/4 x 59 x 29 1/2 inches.

The board of Australian Dairy Farms has started planning of a new wet - blending spray drying plant and a pharmaceutical - grade tinning and labelling facility for production of the infant formula.

Artists's books are an integral part of Kiefer's oeuvre; over time they have ranged in scale from the intimate to the monumental, and in materials, from lead to dried plant matter.

Sanctuary comprises multiple ceramic and glass objects interconnected with natural materials such as dried plants and tree branches.

The dry plant doesn't really add to Mississippi Sands» operations, but it could serve as an asset for U.S. Silica's other Texas operations.

The company boasts one of the most modern egg - drying plants in the country in Elizabeth, N.J., while the company's main egg breaking plant is situated on 165 acres in Thompsonville, N.Y..

Equipment called peanut combines are brought in to remove pods from the dried plants, and then the pods are cleaned, graded, and either sent through the shelling process or kept in - shell for sale.

Although the freeze - drying science and technology used by the company is similar across other freeze - drying plants, Freeze - Dry Foods stands out from its competitors by living its values of customer service, dependability, teamwork and integrity every day.

The perceived sweetness in stevia is attributed to the glycoside content in the plant which is a sugar molecule that makes up anywhere from 4 - 20 % of the dry plant (3).

The new organic milk spray drying plant will be built at North Geelong in Victoria on land adjacent to an existing processing operation built in 2016 by the Organic Dairy Farmers of Australia, which operates at a site close to the former Ford engine plant.

However, it is generally considered safe to take this herb in capsule form or to use the dried plant leaves in tea.

Moxibustion is a form of traditional Chinese medicine which involves the burning a dried plant bundle called the «moxa stick» to warm and invigorate the flow of Qi.

The dried plants, plucked and pressed by collectors as long ago as the 1830s, should aid biodiversity studies worldwide.

One of the duties of the Linnean Society is to conserve the dried plant specimens collected by the Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus, the father of biological classification, together with his manuscripts and personal library.

The wreaths are made from fresh flowers, dried plants and fruits / nuts.

These plants when harvested and dried for year - round cat - eradication use is even better, as the unknown toxin is concentrated during the drying process (the blossoms and pollen being most toxic), and the dried plants are even more palatable to cats.

Use any of these dried plant leaves in your pet's bedding as a sachet or boil and steep them for about five to twenty minutes to extract the essence from the plants and use them in a spray bottle or sprinkle them and rub into your pet's coat.

Everything from pieces of wood, dried plants and corals to shells and stones.

The exhibition brings together over 100 works, including several large - scale illustrated books by Kiefer (b. 1945) made in homage to Rodin (1840 — 1917) from materials like plaster; a series of large paintings titled Cathedral Towers; and vitrines filled with assorted objects including molds, dried plants, stones, and pieces of fabric.

Dried plants, seamlessly embedded into paper, become a twisted composition of skeletons.

On view starting November 17, 2017, and marking the centennial of Rodin's death, the exhibition features over 100 works, including several of Kiefer's large - scale illustrated books made in homage to Rodin from materials such as plaster; large paintings; vitrines filled with assorted objects including molds, dried plants, stones, and pieces of fabric; as well as sculptures and drawings by Rodin, some displayed in the US for the first time.

The panels, eight of which Kiefer is creating specifically for the AGO exhibition, combine paint, plaster, mud, wood, human hair, dried plant materials and rusted chastity belts, among other materials - forming a massive collage of images at once unnerving and expansive.

Using photocopies, old magazines, acrylic colours, brushes, sponges, stamps, coloured paper, dried plants and canvas as a basis, participants will be introduced to different artistic techniques.

Sometimes commenting on the domestic or private space, Debra use materials she finds around her such as elastic bands, brown paper, greaseproof paper, Sellotape, parcel tape and dried plants.

His broad - ranging imagery is further developed in his procedure of mixing traditional painting media with symbolically significant materials such as clay, ash, gold leaf, seeds, dried plants, and lead.

Graphite, archival pigment printed images, dried plant, silkscreened text on paper.

He incorporates pieces of litter and dried plants to represent natural and man - made destruction.

His work, which is shaped by historical, mythological and spiritual themes, is always large - scale and uses materials such as straw, ash, clay, lead and dried plants.

b. 1967 Cologne, Germany / Lives and works in Cologne, Germany, and London, United Kingdom Alexandra Bircken's sculptures and installations consist of knitted together bits of wood, branches, stone, metal, dried plants, and leather.

Symbolic combinations are created from lead, concrete, dried plants, glass, barbed wire and other heterogeneous materials.

Like Beuys, whose works were often constructed of fragile, organic materials (including blood, fat, and honey), Kiefer's works often incorporate unusual, fugitive materials such as ash, clay, and dried plant materials.