feed grain

It is also in some areas used as a feed grain.

That is why Britain was the first country to give £20 million worth of feed grain.

It felt good to move the mix of corn and feed grain.

Corn- as both an animal feed grain and for human consumption.

The primary purchases were of wheat, rice and feed grains, she said.

As a feed grain, triticale is already well established and of high economic importance.

These barriers distort the world market for foods and feed grains.

Most of the cargo is feed grain, destined for farms and animals, not people.

In other words, were they fed grain to improve the flavor of the meat before slaughter?

In September, a similar decision must be made for corn, oats, and other animal feed grains.

Similar patterns can be seen in feed grains, corn, rice and soybean products.

Quotas have been suspended for wheat, feed grains, and cotton since the 1960s.

Mules, cows and other livestock were fed grain raised in the fields.

Take one example: corn and other feed grains.

"Prices of feed grain, food grains and oilseeds were mixed," the report said.

Most of the land idled is wheat and feed grains acreage.

The index for feed grain and hay was up nine-tenths of 1 percent over November.

He gathers the explicit historical evidence for this, including references to these animals being fed grains.

In commercial situations they are fed grain based foods because this is convenient and efficient for the producer.

Feed grains are the most important source of animal feed globally.

Those who raise poultry and livestock are profiting from low prices for feed grains.

Poultry production relies on imports of feed grain from the United States.

Iran has also a large dairy industry and imported close to two million tonnes of feed grain annually in 2006.

Other feed grains include wheat, oats, barley, and rice, among many others.

Besides the wheat, he has several fields of corn and some milo, another livestock feed grain.