field plant

He was inclined to dwell on the scent of the field plants.

Galls can often be seen on field plants, too.

Farmers who have a well field plant a second crop of sarso, genhu, muli, Chana, palk, gundli and other vegetables.

Fresh cranberries will be sold, and there will be bus tours to the nearby ruby-red cranberry bogs, as well as a tour of an Ocean Spray field plant.

In 1958, RICO moved production to its Roosevelt Field plant on East Gate Blvd in Garden City, New York.

Thirty miles south, in Seattle, the company is planning major modernizations of the Duwamish River-Boeing Field plants, where B-17 bombers were produced during World War II.

In my second guess I'm not far off the track. . . . It's a drink which he's invented, distilled from a combination of wormwood, grains, certain field plants and God knows what else.

Typical cryogenic nitrogen plants range from 250 Nm3/hour to very large range plants such as the Cantarell Field plant in Mexico with a daily capacity of 63.000 tonnes of nitrogen a day.

Mr. Mulally may be getting up to speed quickly, but he occasionally has to ask for definitions of automotive jargon - like a "brown field plant," referring to an existing factory that the company might upgrade, rather than a "green field plant," meaning one that will be built new.