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Definition of field corn in US English: field cornnoun Corn grown to feed livestock. Example sentencesExamples - Using a commercially available antibody-based detection kit, it was confirmed in seed production fields, germplasm improvement plots, and in commercial field corn.
- There are a couple of fields of corn with color now around the ears, which says this is field corn.
- There are fields of corn - they must be field corn - starting to turn.
- And he adopts university-based scouting and Integrated Pest Management recommendations for controlling pests in snap beans and field corn.
- An example is fried corn, a food that humans consume even though it is raised for animal feed (e.g. field corn as opposed to sweet corn).
- The corn earworm is a common pest of many U.S. crops, including cotton, tobacco, tomatoes, soybeans, and sweet corn, field corn and popcorn.
- It is labeled against a variety of insects on field corn, seed corn, popcorn, sorghum, soybeans, alfalfa and wheat.
- Like many of their neighbors, they mostly grew field corn, raised a few cows and bred a few horses.
- A bushel of field corn will yield, among other things, 31.5 lb. of starch, which can be converted to among other things, 2.7 gallons of fuel ethanol.
- In 2000-2001 there were two tests - one in Furnas County and one in Perkins County - where winter wheat was seeded no-till after field corn.
- Commodity crops like field corn and soybean are dominated by a handful of biotech corporations, and vegetables have also undergone much consolidation.
- A new potential threat is the proliferation of field corn engineered with genes of Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt).
- Much to my chagrin, it turned out to be tough field corn that Zambians eat as a fresh vegetable, but more commonly grind into meal or flour for cooking.
- This is more often true in seed production fields than in field corn.
- With contamination of field corn and soybeans suspected, large quantities of those crops had to be burned, and the USDA began to develop new rules.
- Nebraska ranked third in the nation in the production of field corn with 1,319,700,000 bushels in 2004, according to the USDA Agricultural Statistics Service Web site.
- Irrigated field corn is in the 5-6 leaf stage with few problems.
- Seed corn harvest was beginning and field corn harvest is anticipated to begin by mid September.
- It was a just little more tender, and a little bit sweeter than ordinary field corn.
- Popcorn fields often attract more egg-laying European corn borer moths than surrounding field corn does, and the high value of seed corn means that their European corn borer economic thresholds are low.
Definition of field corn in US English: field cornnoun Corn grown to feed livestock. Example sentencesExamples - Popcorn fields often attract more egg-laying European corn borer moths than surrounding field corn does, and the high value of seed corn means that their European corn borer economic thresholds are low.
- Irrigated field corn is in the 5-6 leaf stage with few problems.
- It was a just little more tender, and a little bit sweeter than ordinary field corn.
- There are a couple of fields of corn with color now around the ears, which says this is field corn.
- It is labeled against a variety of insects on field corn, seed corn, popcorn, sorghum, soybeans, alfalfa and wheat.
- There are fields of corn - they must be field corn - starting to turn.
- A new potential threat is the proliferation of field corn engineered with genes of Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt).
- An example is fried corn, a food that humans consume even though it is raised for animal feed (e.g. field corn as opposed to sweet corn).
- Seed corn harvest was beginning and field corn harvest is anticipated to begin by mid September.
- And he adopts university-based scouting and Integrated Pest Management recommendations for controlling pests in snap beans and field corn.
- This is more often true in seed production fields than in field corn.
- Nebraska ranked third in the nation in the production of field corn with 1,319,700,000 bushels in 2004, according to the USDA Agricultural Statistics Service Web site.
- In 2000-2001 there were two tests - one in Furnas County and one in Perkins County - where winter wheat was seeded no-till after field corn.
- The corn earworm is a common pest of many U.S. crops, including cotton, tobacco, tomatoes, soybeans, and sweet corn, field corn and popcorn.
- Commodity crops like field corn and soybean are dominated by a handful of biotech corporations, and vegetables have also undergone much consolidation.
- Using a commercially available antibody-based detection kit, it was confirmed in seed production fields, germplasm improvement plots, and in commercial field corn.
- Much to my chagrin, it turned out to be tough field corn that Zambians eat as a fresh vegetable, but more commonly grind into meal or flour for cooking.
- Like many of their neighbors, they mostly grew field corn, raised a few cows and bred a few horses.
- A bushel of field corn will yield, among other things, 31.5 lb. of starch, which can be converted to among other things, 2.7 gallons of fuel ethanol.
- With contamination of field corn and soybeans suspected, large quantities of those crops had to be burned, and the USDA began to develop new rules.
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