Sentences with phrase «for eggs harvested»

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Forsman's egg operation sits on an 80 - acre home farm, where the Forsman family also grows and harvests corn and soybeans for chicken feed.

It gives you the perfect proportions of sugar, eggs, spice and evaporated milk to use along with this perfect pumpkin for a filling that's * mellow as a harvest moon (* emphasis ours).»

Fisch and Silber have already mastered the technique of hunting down what may be a man's lone sperm and harvesting it for in vitro implantation in an egg.

Meet the supersoldiers The species collected in New York, Pheidole morrisi, normally has two types of worker ants, according to Abouheif: minor workers, which are responsible for foraging, nursing, feeding eggs and larvae, and taking care of the queen; and soldier ants, which defend the nest and use their big mandibles to crack seeds harvested by the minor workers.

Instead of growing a virus in an egg and injecting people with a «killed» version, the strategy, in the works for more than a decade, involves harvesting just one viral protein.

The community - based protection program encourages the participation of local communities living in Kratie and Stung Treng Provinces by hiring former nest collectors to search for and protect nests, instead of harvesting the eggs.

Moreover, the process of harvesting the eggs can present risks for women, some serious.

Ten days later, my doctor harvested 34 eggs that were then fertilized and genetically tested for my BRCA mutation, resulting in seven healthy embryos that are currently stored in a sub-zero vault in Beverly Hills.

The legislation would allow scientists to create embryos for purposes of harvesting the stem cells by transferring human DNA into animal eggs that have had most of their genetic information removed.

Here at Home Farm, for example, the children eat our own meat, harvest vegetables from the garden and collect eggs from our hens.

Check for holiday celebrations, from Easter Egg hunts to their harvest fair and holiday tree walk excursion with hot cider.

Munch is a Gabbit; a species that are on the verge of extinction due to Gabbit eggs being harvested to make a delicacy known as Gabbiar and Gabbit lungs being used as replacements for the lungs of the Glukkons.

This helps explain why the share of the world grain harvest used for feed has not increased over the last 20 years even though production of meat, milk, eggs, and farmed fish has climbed.