grain in bulk , auch: bulk grain

The discharge capacity of around 220 tons per hour made Leith one of the leading ports in the United Kingdom for handling grain in bulk.

She'd been built to carry grain in bulk to the twin worlds Themis and Thetis when it was impossible to grow grain there for the human population.

The "Dart Elevator" enabled faster unloading of lake freighters along with the transshipment of grain in bulk from lakers to canal boats and, later on, rail cars.

"If the case against me falls down anywhere, Gaius Marius, it is in the fact that I don't have the kind of money to buy grain in bulk," Saturninus said.

Movements of grain in bulk had become so important to the economics of the railroad that when the elevator at Ludington was destroyed by fire on July 7, 1899, it was immediately rebuilt.

The first Grain Warehouse at Leith Docks for the storage of grain in bulk, as distinct from sack, was completed by a private firm at the East end of Edinburgh Dock.

Almonds by the pound If you're sick of schlepping to crunchy co-ops to buy nuts, dried fruit, and grains in bulk, you'll be happy to hear that mass grocery stores are rediscovering these money-saving bins.

As they grow, they might have less time to get to know all their pigs, they may have to consider cutting down on luxuries like extra straw in the winter and they may need to buy grain in bulk so a truck can drive up and auger it into the pen, much like on a large farm.