Sentences with phrase «grain storage»

Once upon a time, many educators and other professionals thought of silos as grain storage bins.

Many dog breeds were initially developed with the intention of having them hunt vermin on farms, in grain storage areas, homes, and — you guessed it — barns.

Today, Enid holds the largest grain storage capacity of any city in Oklahoma, and has expanded its economic base to include major players in healthcare and manufacturing, including Integris Health and the St. Mary's Regional Medical Center.

Operational improvements comprise an undercover sheep feedlot for up to 8000 lambs, eight stand shearing shed, about 750 tonnes of grain storage, numerous sets of sheep and cattle yards and various machinery, hay and storage sheds.

By DIANA SOMERVILLE Contractors working for the government of El Salvador had just begun levelling a hill to build grain storage silos.

Based on my research, I have found that diatomaceous earth is a very commonly used with grain storage as it keeps pests away.

Ester Boserup, however, looked back on history and saw that we always innovated our way to new levels of food production — from grain storage, ploughs and tractors to genetic modification.

The Polziecs slid a big, wooden grain storage bin over the opening to deflect suspicion.

On - farm grain storage may be an indispensable aspect of white wheat production at its inception due to the fact elevators may not have sufficient demand to dedicate storage space for white wheat.

The plant is built adjacent to an existing grain storage and bulk import and export elevator site of GrainCorp Malt at Pinkenba port terminal in the Port of Brisbane.

UPL's grain storage technologies are helping small and large farmers around the world minimise losses due to wastage.

Insects such as granary weevils, meal moths, and spider beetles have been hiding in our food ever since the Egyptians invented grain storage 4,500 years ago — and so we often eat them too.

It is also investing in grain storage products to reduce loss after a harvest which is particularly a problem outside North America, Europe and Russia.

The Group's production facilities comprise of one breeder farm, one hatchery, two farms for growing young laying hens, two farms for laying hens, two fodder mills producing poultry feed, and one grain storage facility.

Directly across town from the ruins is a steep mountainside with the Incan grain storage area called Depositos de Pinkuylluna (faces west, on east side of mountain).

Another impressive slice of Antwerp architecture is the Museum of Modern Art, which was redeveloped from old grain storage space, with a slightly crazed combination of curved walls and columns.

From 9 April, Benglis's new ceramic works will also be exhibited for the first time in Europe in a former grain storage at the Bergen School of Architecture.

Other than Dr. Carson's grain storage structures in Egypt, there aren't a lot of examples of human edifices lasting that long.

Hi Ann Marie, I wanted to know how often do you use new milk for grain storage and what do you do with that jar of milk that the grains have been stored in?

Missing Illinois Nursing Home Resident Found Living in Grain Storage Bin — Chicago Nursing Home Abuse Law Firm

By killing mice and rats in barns and grain storage areas, cats are vital for keeping those pests in check.

Replying to a question from a Member of his Inner Circle, Pat McKeough looks at Ag Growth, a leading maker of grain storage and handling equipment.

The fact is, however, cats have been living with people for 12,000 years, and essentially domesticated themselves when they began hunting mice and seeking refuge in grain storage buildings.

Industries: Government, communications, distribution, wholesaling, train manufacture and repair, flour and feed milling, grain storage, and diversified manufacturing

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I'll use them all over the house — in the pantry for dried beans and grains storage, in my seeing studio for buttons, as flower vases....

Simon Costa was also beneficial in reiterating the importance of research implementation, particularly in food storage and logistics, making note that private sector collaboration is needed to manufacture technology such as silos for grain storage.

Other insects, such as locusts, granary weevils, and aphids, found a profitable niche when humans invented agriculture 10,000 years ago and grain storage some 5,500 years later.

«I'm hoping to repel bugs from crops, grain storage, and people,» Zwiebel says.

It offers a full line of tractors, combines, hay tools, sprayers, forage equipment, tillage, implements, grain storage and protein production systems as well as replacement parts.

Improperly stored grains can also contain Aflatoxin, a mold that grows on grains and some pets may have a grain storage mite sensitivity in addition to dust mite sensitivity.

Excavating an Akkadian palace in Tell Leilan, Syria, in 2006 and 2008, Weiss's team found one room with a grain storage vessel smashed on the floor.

Enid holds the nickname of «Queen Wheat City» and «Wheat Capital» of Oklahoma and the United States for its immense grain storage capacity, and has the third - largest grain storage capacity in the world.