Larger grains produce a distinct darker green—smaller grains a lighter green.
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Such grains, and various others besides, tend to be marketed as "ancient grains".
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Students are now eating more fruits and whole grains at breakfast, and more vegetables and whole grains, and less salt, refined grains, and empty calories at lunch.
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And they are also going to be cut back on grains, particularly refined grains.
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Or replace refined grains, like instant oatmeal, for whole grains like old fashioned oats.
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Compared with other types of grains, such as refined or enriched grains, whole grains are better sources of B vitamins, iron, folate, selenium, potassium and magnesium, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Shop for your grains (only your grains!) at a fancy health food store that sells in bulk.
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It recommends people eat relatively large servings of grains, including three to five servings of refined grains daily.
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Change 35% of your daily caloric intake from refined grains and sugars to 25% whole grains and natural sugars.
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Instead of using a mix of Italian and imported grains, we could use monovarietal grains, grown in a specific place.
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Sand in dunes is naturally sorted by density, with wind blowing the finest, lightest grains farther than larger and heavier grains.
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Bunge has been grappling with a global grains glut that has dragged down crop prices and thinned margins for trading grains.
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Farmers have threshed 5.1 million hectares of grains or 52% of the early grains sown area, the ministry said in a statement.
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The primary mechanisms at work in the Brazil Nut Effect are percolation—in which small grains migrate down to the bottom of the pile between larger grains—and convection, in which larger grains push up toward the top of the pile.
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There are also studies that suggest that the body responds very differently to milled grains than to whole grains with the kernel intact.
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Saudi Arabia's main state wheat-buying agency told grains exporters it will no longer accept Canadian-origin grains in international tenders, European traders said.
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Expected rain in the coming weeks is unlikely to fix the damage for winter grains but could improve the condition of spring grains, it added.
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Patients who consumed the largest amount of whole grains had a 37 percent lower risk of developing HCC than those who ate minimal whole grains.
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The idea is that the digestive system can absorb finely milled grains more quickly, and since grains are carbohydrates, that may send blood sugar levels spiking.
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The brewer's "PicoPaks" combine grains and hops of your choice, and you can mix and match grains and hops according to dozens of recipes available online.
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The regulations prioritized whole grains over more processed grains, an emphasis on whole fruits and vegetables, and a reduction in sodium, full-fat milk, and meat.
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Multiple meteorites have carried presolar grains to our planet, though the Murchison rock is the only one that preserves grains large enough to provide age estimates.
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The Whole Grains Council provides a stamp, available in 54 countries, that consumers can look for that certifies the degree of whole grains in the product.
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Some of the minerals they analyzed exhibited the telltale characteristics of a catastrophic impact, such as shocked quartz grains and other impact-related grains, such as glass.
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The American Heart Association recommends that at least half of the grains we consume be whole grains, like oats or oatmeal, rye, barley, corn or brown rice.
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The Rosario grains hub, on the banks of the Parana River, accounts for 80 percent of grains and derivative products that companies like Cargill and Bunge ship.
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A slice of 100 percent whole grain bread contains about 16 grams of whole grains, and current dietary guidelines recommend 48 grams or more of whole grains daily.
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If following a gluten-free diet means eschewing whole grains, that can be especially problematic, because whole grains are associated with numerous health benefits, especially for heart health.
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Vary your grains "Whole grains are an important part of the Mediterranean diet and provide a wide range of vitamins, minerals, and fiber," said registered dietitian Sheri Kasper.
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That doesn't mean people in these countries ate no grains but rather that they ate processed grains, with little nutritional value and the potential for high calorie counts.
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The provincial government decided to take relevant measures to "secure smooth transportation of grains on the roads, and solve the difficulties farmers have with selling grains," said the document.
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Three servings of whole grains a day are what U.S. dietary guidelines suggest, but few Americans achieve this -- maybe because whole grains get a bit of a bad rap.
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I'm not saying that using ancient grains isn't an improvement from using all bleached, processed flour, but its not just about the grains, its about how things are made.
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You may think whole grains and fiber are equivalent, since the main reason why health experts recommend whole grains is to boost fiber intake, but that's not always the case.
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The joint venture includes operations to source grains in northern and northeastern states in Brazil and a 25 percent participation in the Tegram grains terminal at Itaqui port in Maranhão.
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The facility receives grains produced in the agricultural frontier area of Matopiba in the northeast and grains coming from the northern part of Brazil's No. 1 soy state Mato Grosso.
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In addition to oats, other inherently gluten-free grains — such as millet, sorghum and corn — also have the potential to come into contact with gluten-containing grains, Dr. Green said.
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GRAINS-FOR-OIL Nisman said Fernandez worked behind the scenes to clear Iran and normalize relations to clinch a grains-for-oil deal with Tehran that was signed in 2013.
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" He continues to say that removing grains (and all pseudo-grains, like quinoa, buckwheat), all legumes, tofu, edamame, and soy products, showed similar effects: "My patients experienced even greater improvements.
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There is no one as fanatic about Southern heirloom grains as Mr. Roberts, whose South Carolina company led the revival of Carolina Gold rice and several other Southern heirloom grains.
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He then counted out 10 grains of rice to show $1 million, and proceeded to measure out $13 billion by counting out a whopping 10,000 grains of rice by hand.
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"Argentine grains gained a lot of competitiveness today," said a Buenos Aires-based grains export company executive, who asked not to be named due to the high sensitivity of the situation.
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It also wants schools to be able to serve flavored 1 percent milk again, and only ensure that half of the weekly grains in school lunches and breakfast are whole grains.
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Alain Ducasse serves Chambelland's pain aux cinq grains (the five grains being buckwheat, sunflower, gold and brown flax, poppy seed and sesame) with salted butter in two of his Parisian restaurants.
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People don't typically think of grains as high-protein foods, but that's because refined grains in typical Western cuisine have protein-dense bran and germ stripped away in the milling process.
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"This includes further increasing intakes of whole grains, whole fruit, non-starchy vegetables, nuts, and legumes, and lowering intakes of refined grains, added sugars, and saturated fat," Bhupathiraju said by email.
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State-owned Saudi Grains Organization, which handles the kingdom's grains purchases, is preparing to sell off its milling operations by placing them in four specially-formed corporate entities while retaining other functions.
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State-owned Saudi Grains Organisation, which handles the kingdom's grains purchases, is preparing to sell off its milling operations by placing them in four specially formed corporate entities while retaining other functions.
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The American Cancer Society recommends consuming a healthy diet with lots of fruits and vegetables, whole grains instead of refined grains and limited amounts of red meat, processed meat and added sugars.
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Your mother was right about fruit and veggies Your parents were right to tell you to eat your fruits, especially whole fruits, vegetables and grains, at least half of which are whole grains.
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From the stubby round grains of Japonica to the long fluffy grains of Indica, rice is the culinary bedrock for much of the world, providing 25 percent of the total calories consumed globally.
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She adopted the Whole30 diet, eliminating grains, dairy and sugar.
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Multigrain says nothing about whether the grains are whole vs.
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The main takeaway: less whole grains and more salty foods.
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The work stoppage affected Cargill operations in grains hub Rosario.
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Most of the dust grains came from Saturn's moon Enceladus.
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More and more people are chomping unfamiliar grains (see article).
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The fad for "virtuous" grains is spreading beyond Californian foodies.
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Eventually, you're left with a mixture of tiny, nanoscale grains.
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Previously, the rodent's diet consisted of grains, roots and insects.
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PARIS (Reuters) - U.S. grains merchant Archer Daniels Midland Co (ADM.
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Parle begins by showing me a bowl of barley grains.
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Finally, add whole grain breads and grains to your diet.
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China is currently the world's largest producer of both grains.
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Three servings a day of whole grains are a must.
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Front Burner Beer begins with plants, including grains and hops.
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Certain types of veggies and grains can exacerbate the situation.
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Instead, Meyer found 83 glass beads smaller than salt grains.
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Whole grains also tend to be good for heart health.
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The shakeup among grains traders, however, may look entirely different.
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Grains can stand up to big flavors and assertive dressings.
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So, the cliche about grains of salt and taking, please.
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You can use other grains in place of the farro.
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Resistant starch occurs naturally in whole grains, beans, and legumes.
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You want separate grains that are still a bit firm.
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"We have more young grains than we expected," Heck said.
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A billion dollars then amounted to 10,000 grains of rice.
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The sushi is largely made of grains, vegetables and fruit.
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Eat more filling whole grains like quinoa and brown rice.
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Starch, which can be found in vegetables, grains, and beans.
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EPA standards allow for 30 parts per million in grains.
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It included sprouted grains, such as lentils, that represented rebirth.
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Which grains are waiting in the wings to overtake quinoa?
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I dialed back the carbs, added whole grains, couscous, quinoa.
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It's a collection of rocks from Earth that have the same chemical makeup as the dirt found on Mars, as well as grains that are of a similar shape and size as Martian grains.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Speculators hit a milestone in the Chicago grains and oilseeds market last week as they have reached a new level of bearishness across all seven grains and oilseeds futures and options contracts.
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And pizza crust made with whole-wheat flour (including whole white wheat flour) is healthier than regular white crust, as it offers whole grains and fiber and is digested more slowly than refined grains.
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Workplaces across America provide their employees with foods high in salt and refined grains and low in whole grains and fruit, according to research presented Monday at the American Society for Nutrition annual meeting.
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The USDA claimed it wanted to offer states more 'flexibility,' but in reality, it eliminated the final sodium target, decreased the amount of whole grains and allowed for more refined grains and empty calories.
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"If a stevedore, or grains inspector or crushing worker gets a confirmed case of coronavirus, the slowdown in crushing will quickly get worse," said the source, who works for a major international grains company.
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The study also found that students who participate in the lunch program have a healthier meal than their classmates who do not consume more vegetables, whole grains, and less refined grains and empty calories.
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Some 20 percent of all U.S. farm exports are sold to China, including soybeans, distillers' grains, hides and skins, tree nuts, coarse grains, and cotton and beef, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Perdue on Monday said that a number of agricultural issues were on the table in trade talks, including poultry access, issues over beef exports, feed grains, ethanol and an animal feed known as distillers grains.
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Most worrisome is a rise in obesity among people of all ages and income groups, who are eating diets too rich in refined grains and sugar and too poor in fruits, vegetables and whole grains.
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Years of global oversupply have depressed grains prices and made it difficult for top agricultural grains merchants such as Cargill to turn a profit buying and selling food staples such as corn, soybeans and wheat.
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Cassini mission observations show water jets sending icy grains into space.
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Cassini mission observations show water jets sending icy grains into space.
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Brewers start the process off by soaking grains in hot water.
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"Any kind of dried beans or grains is good," she says.
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They found cacao starch grains in ceramic vessels and pottery shards.
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All that's left on this comet are the larger dust grains.
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But for the time being, the company is focused on grains.
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Grains of it can be absorbed through the skin or inhaled.
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Veggie burgers are made of chickpeas, beans and grains, he said.
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Look for fiber from vegetables, whole grains, and nuts and seeds.
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You could be buying your own kefir grains in no time.
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There are, of course, many grains of salt in this story.
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And being small, crystalline grains, perovskites make ideal ingredients of ink.
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For the film of oil on your last grains of rice.
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"With other grains you can offer another experience," Mr. Doboin said.
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Oats are a protein superstar, even among other high-protein grains.
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A flip on the stove and the grains remember their snap.
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Monday night: Samin Nosrat's delicious recipe for tofu and mixed grains.
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Other than the grains, each whiskey is made the same way.
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Spent grains look and taste like brown rice, without the heft.
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Resistant starches exist naturally in foods like grains, beans, and legumes.
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And definitely consider Julia Moskin's recipe for big salad with grains.
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Sometimes mezcals are redistilled with grains or nuts to add flavor.
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Sweating detoxifies the body, and the sand grains exfoliate dry skin.
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Other American grains like corn and sorghum have also been affected.
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A balanced diet contains proteins, carbohydrates, vegetables, fruits, grains, and dairy.
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And yes — he counted those grains one by one, he said.
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Sneak in extra veggies with these Earthly Grains cauliflower-rice packs.
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Where can you add more beans and lentils and whole grains?
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Whole grains in general are a "sustainable food choice," Sluyter said.
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Grains shipments are Argentina's main source of much-needed export dollars.
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Grains shipments are Argentina's main source of much-needed export dollars.
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"Grains, sugars, and fats are cheap sources of calories," Drewnowski reasoned.
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After Kent Falls Brewing Co. and Neversink have their way with the malted New York grains, the spent grains go back to Camps Road Farm, where they are fed to the livestock and used as compost.
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Traders also reported a pick-up this week in inquiries for other grains, including U.S. distillers dried grains (DDGS), a byproduct of making corn ethanol, as improving trade relations rekindled the broader U.S.-China grain trade.
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The family holding launched the grains trading business last year, poaching LDC's head of grains David Ohayon and a group of his traders who had left the agricultural major after differences of opinion with the company's management.
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DHAKA, May 2 (Reuters) - Bangladesh will reject another cargo of 50,000 tonnes Russian wheat on concerns over the quality of grains after refusing two cargoes previously, a senior official at the state grains agency said on Monday.
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After the marketplace gained traction, Indigo Ag began hearing more from farmers about their other needs — like transporting their grains to customers or storing their grains safely and quickly when floods were threatening to destroy their crops.
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"About 30 percent of the population derive their livelihoods from small grains - but this could increase as maize continues to fail because of climate change, making small grains the reliant cereal," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Charles Dhewa, a markets expert and the CEO of Knowledge Transfer Africa, said that he believes a good market for small grains exists because people prefer to eat healthier food and most small grains are highly nutritious.
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"While conditions have not always been ideal, the outlook for 2016/216 grains remains mostly good and, having been upgraded from before, global production (of grains) is projected to slightly exceed the previous year," the IGC said.
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High-quality observational studies and clinical trials provide strong evidence for the benefits of whole carbohydrates (nonstarchy vegetables, fruits, legumes, minimally processed intact grains) over highly processed, fast-digesting carbohydrates (refined grains, potato products and added sugar).
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Joseph Katete, a spokesman for the Grain Marketing Board, said the offer to farmers to swap small grains harvested for maize would not seriously impact the board's bottom line, even if small grains were harder to sell.
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When adding the grains to this mix – K.C. wheat, Minneapolis wheat, and CBOT corn and wheat – hedge funds now claim the second most bearish stance across all seven grains and oilseeds of 462,667 futures and options contracts.
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The changes included cutting in half the amount of whole grains required to be served starting in the 2019-20 school year, affording schools more flexibility to offer noodles, tortillas and other foods containing mainly refined grains.
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First, the grains: The Obama-era rules required that schools must serve entirely "whole grain-rich" foods, meaning that the product — whether it is pizza, pasta or hamburger buns — must contain at least 50 percent whole grains.
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You should taste more of the grains, it should be more complex.
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"'Made with whole grains' is the biggest scam out there," says Liebman.
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In our fridge was a motley array of random vegetables and grains.
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A microscopic image of the globular shape produced by the graphite grains.
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You can get complex carbs from oats, whole grains, vegetables, and legumes.
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They're Made With 27 Different Ancient Grains, And Have Zero Trans Fats!
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What are the biggest challenges with making pizza dough from spent grains?
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Coamo received 13 million tonnes of grains from its farmers in 2017.
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As snowpack melts and refreezes, individual ice grains tend to get larger.
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Whole grains tended to be more mealy; they had a different mouthfeel.
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This will hopefully give them access to both fine and coarse grains.
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Grains industry officials have said the figure likely exceeds 2 million tonnes.
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Red lines indicate cometary dust grains while black lines indicate the meteorite.
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Mato Grosso is Brazil's top grains producer, leading Brazil's booming soybean output.
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The terminals have capacity to handle almost 6 million tonnes of grains.
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And all those grains and grasses take water to grow in turn.
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A vegan diet includes only fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts, grains and seeds.
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It also plans to boost the use of whole grains and vegetables.
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"The cereal industry is shifting towards including more whole grains," Amer says.
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Grains and lentils and rice and beans, everything's in the pantry already.
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When enough grains of sand are collected, an information mosaic will appear.
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She enlisted GrowNYC to supply local produce and grains at affordable prices.
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Corn single-handedly led this boost in pessimism from the grains side.
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So does a nice bottle of olive oil and protein-packed grains.
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The diet strips out grains, sugar, fruit and starches, such as potatoes.
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But officials did suggest that pregnant women vary the grains they consume.
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Bare walls surround shelves of bulk grains, spices, and other dry goods.
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It's not just about the grains, it's about how things are made.
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It has a fresh minty smell and steel-cut grains for grip.
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Grains like quinoa, spelt, and amaranth provide a surprising amount of protein.
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The grains of rice were whole and tender — soft but not soupy.
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Other produce with similar problems is rice, nuts, grains, things like that.
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It can be used in small quantities to enrich grains and vegetables.
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It boasts 14 settings to cook stews, chili, grains, rice and more.
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Ukraine exported a record 50 million tonnes of grains in 2018/19.
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The suspension of the register prohibits grains exporters from making new deals.
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The grains are small, measuring from 2 to 30 micrometers in size.
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They're warming and sustaining, but still full of vegetables and whole grains.
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The electricity split the rocks into microscopic grains of zircon and monazite.
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I couldn't keep up with all the details he provided about grains.
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They programmed it with grains of mutant cells and let it beat.
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The policy will also subsidize grains companies to expand their storage capacity.
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Sometimes the algae look like grains of floating green sand or scum.
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Sometimes the algae look like grains of floating green sand or scum.
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Fiber, which can be found in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and beans.
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The U.S. Grains Council did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Leafy greens and veggies or complex carbs like whole-grains could work.
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Only 9% of our daily calories came from whole grains and fruits.
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But recent experience suggests a few grains of salt are in order.
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Porridges were made with whole or ground grains and water or milk.
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But this number should be taken with two big grains of salt.
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The mineral grains in the study are the oldest rocks ever found.
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Researchers asked about their diet, including how many times a week they consumed servings from food groups such as meat, fish, dairy, whole grains or refined grains, vegetables, fruit, desserts, sweets, sugary drinks, deep-fried foods and alcohol.
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Specifically, states will be able to grant exemptions to schools experiencing hardship in meeting the 100% whole-grain-rich standard although, even with the changes, at least half of the grains offered in schools must be whole grains.
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"A higher intake of whole grains is linked with a lower risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer, and mortality," researchers from the Centers for Disease Control wrote in a recent paper about the US' low intake of whole grains.
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The researchers estimate that hoverflies import 3 billion to 8 billion pollen grains into southern England in the spring, and then take 3 billion to 19 billion pollen grains with them as they fly south in the fall.
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Papa John's made it's "Ancient Grains Gluten-Free Crust" available at the beginning of this week, and according to the descriptions on the Papa John's website, it made with Sorghum, Teff, Amaranth, and Quinoa, hence the "Ancient Grains" name.
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Still, the disparity in the attitude of speculators toward CBOT oilseeds on the one hand and grains on the other widened further last week, with the degree to which funds now favor oilseeds over grains near historically high levels.
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However, the country may need to keep importing feed grains if the quality of the reserves is poor or domestic prices remain too high, said Tom Sleight, president of the U.S. Grains Council, an industry group that promotes exports.
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Sugar beet growers often cultivate other types of crops including grains and oilseeds.
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I like for it to be made up of all vegetables and grains.
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If it says it's made from "100% whole grains," that's a promising sign.
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Instant grains, and even canned beans, are more expensive than the dried option.
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She cautions, "made with whole grains," doesn't mean that it's all whole grain.
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Farmers have sown winter grains on 101.8 percent of the originally planned area.
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For instance, we know that whole grains have more fiber than refined ones.
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The South American grains powerhouse is the world's biggest exporter of both products.
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Grains markets shrugged off the optimistic view and remained focused on Midwest weather.
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Hyman recommends that you do not consume any dairy products, beans or grains.
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We found nine or 10 grains of similar material, which were quasi-crystals.
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Is it really the whole grains, fresh fruit and veggies that nutritionists recommend?
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As the sourcing grows hazier, you should probably add grains of salt accordingly.
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Everything from the weather to the season of the grains has an impact.
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I noticed you are using the spent grains from an alcohol-free beer.
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Grains of rice are individually made and balls of it shaped by hand.
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The ship is scheduled to dock in the Rosario grains hub on Dec.
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In 2018/19, Ukraine exported a record 49.7 million tonnes of various grains.
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Stranger still, they also did not resemble stardust grains found in some meteorites.
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"Cotton will be here to stay until the grains get better," he said.
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The oilseeds and grains segment recorded a profit before tax of $248.1 million.
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German grains and rapeseed crops are in overall good condition, the association added.
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I bury myself in sand, wading in its grains, traveling under their radar.
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The black sand had slightly larger, but lighter, grains than the white sand.
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Why does meat have a greater water footprint than fruits, vegetables or grains?
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But they have also contributed to the massive oversupply in global grains markets.
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Those, too, deteriorated to fine grains that were picked up by the wind.
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We may be seeing greater pricing of grains in Europe in euro terms.
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Tyrie accused Johnson of "delivering us grains of truth with mountains of nonsense".
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"They buy soybeans, grains, and cotton, as well as farming machinery," he said.
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This should have raised major red flags about the authenticity of these grains.
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Egypt's state grains buyer purchased 290,000 tonnes of wheat in an international tender.
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The Rosario grains exchange estimates the 2018/19 crop at 50 million tonnes.
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That meant saying goodbye to items like dairy, grains, processed sugars and starches.
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Focus on plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, and good fats.
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Government support for reviving traditional grains and for organic farming has been uneven.
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Thai Zuchinni Noodle & Quinoa Salad Looking to add some grains to your greens?
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Whole grains and grain-like seeds like quinoa are naturally high in protein.
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One pound in paper money was backed by 123.25 grains of actual gold.
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Shaking causes the grains to compact, which increases the pressure of the water.
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"Seed Journey," represented with images, descriptions and glass jars containing grains, is another.
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Why would a person voluntarily renounce sugar, dairy, grains, legumes, alcohol and fun?
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The EPA currently allows up to 30 parts per million in cereal grains.
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Fat rice grains that cling, that you can scoop up with your hands.
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In all, she counted more than 40,000 pollen grains in the ice core.
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Sales of dried beans and grains, as well as rice, have climbed 84%.
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"It seemed like such a logical repurposing of spent beer grains," he said.
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The grains were still small and they needed to swell with more moisture.
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About 4,000 years ago, the Bantu people started farming oil palm and grains.
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The prolonged contact with the hot oil made the grains supremely, wonderfully crunchy.
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The grains pour and I find myself missing the dead more than usual.
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Start beefing up your whole grains and carbs, and think outside the box.
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Complex carbs can be found in vegetables and whole grains like brown rice.
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Kaiser Permanente supports a balanced diet, rich in fruits, vegetables and whole grains.
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The ceremony begins by pouring various cereal grains over and around the child.
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Some Irish whiskeys are a blend of grains, and some are entirely barley.
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Although sunny, temperatures on the Pampas grains belt have not been excessively high.
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The grains for whiskey are planted and harvested each year; grapes are perennials.
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The pastry chef, David Carmichael, will produce breads from grains milled in-house.
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The same grains, toasted to a crackle, had been tossed over the top.
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The stoppage crippled Brazil's roads, hampering deliveries of everything from fuel to grains.
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The "Social Solidarity and Production Reactivation" bill would also increase grains export taxes.
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It will mark the third such grains-focused visit in about a year.
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The raw materials available to us are grains, aromatic herbs, and small fruits.
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Eat whole foods — my favorites are vegetables, beans & legumes, nuts, fruits, whole grains.
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Some products are made up of 90 percent of these tiny plastic grains.
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But whole grains have adversaries too: specifically, a rash of anti-carb diets.
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Moments before his death, the Iceman had dined on grains and ibex meat.
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Of course, beans, grains, some fats, milk, and eggs are all very healthy.
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Zircon grains are typically very small, about 0.1 to 0.3 mm in size.
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He said traders and processors would opt to buy grains with delivery at ports or plants, leaving transportation in the hands of producers or farming cooperatives, instead of the current contracts in which they acquire grains at the farm or elevators.
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To make sure that what you buy is actually whole grain, Oldway's Whole Grain Council has developed a black and gold "whole grains stamp" that manufacturers can voluntarily use, with each stamp listing the amount of whole grains in that product.
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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue said on Monday that a number of agricultural issues were on the table in trade talks, including poultry access, issues over beef exports, feed grains, ethanol and an animal feed known as distillers grains.
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Puffs Here, we have melt-in-your-mouth cereal bites made with whole grains.
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Instead of chaotically piled bags of grains, fresh fruit and vegetables are arranged neatly.
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There are more stars in the sky than grains of sand on the earth.
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He declined to say more regarding possible further changes in the company's grains management.
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There are a few grains of salt to be taken from these unnamed sources.
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There are probably kernels and grains across those things, just explained with different metaphors.
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The grains were compared to areas on the Earth and moon impacted by meteorites.
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More than 80% of the mineral grains were changed by extreme pressure and temperature.
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He also found that all grains can increase your blood sugar, create digestive problems.
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Grains are very storable and warehouses are full of them to prevent sudden shortages.
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A stronger dollar, which makes U.S. grains less competitive globally, added to bearish sentiment.
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The country's wheat imports are sourced via tenders held by state grains agency OAIC.
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In fact, the fiber content of whole grains and products containing them varies widely.
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A dose of two milligrams — a few grains of the substance — can be fatal.
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It is too early to tell whether ancient grains are more than a fad.
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Because of this, the selection is much larger than just bulk grains and oils.
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Meat, dairy, grains, legumes, fruit, vegetables — Type B's really need them all (except chicken).
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Nick Saltmarsh: Hodmedod works with British farmers to offer British-grown pulses and grains.
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When I ran the grains through my fingers nothing felt out of the ordinary.
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But keep in mind, grains and dairy aren't the path to your dietary demise.
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However, the seed market for small grains is also seeing new players come in.
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China bans commercial growing of GMO grains due to public opposition to the technology.
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They're also allowed any whole grains and legumes, liquid oils and nuts and seeds.
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"We still have to do manual grinding of grains and spices," Mr. Kalayya said.
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It also ships vast amounts of grains from Russia and Kazakhstan to world markets.
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One team has suggested the streaks are just dark grains of sand rolling downhill.
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The grains portfolio is one of Olam's six prioritized sectors for investment and growth.
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You make sure you have protein, your grains, your vegetables, and fruit as well.
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Conrad looks at an hourglass filled with ferromagnetic grains falling down onto a magnet.
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In general, meat has a much larger water footprint than fruits, vegetables and grains.
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The same rule stands: Make at least half your grains whole, instead of refined.
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Also like Unsolved Mysteries, those stories should be taken with humongous grains of salt.
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The natural buckwheat grains and lavender inside will also help soothe any sore spots.
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The natural buckwheat grains and lavender inside will also help soothe any sore spots.
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Earlier this week, Starbucks introduced a brand new vegan breakfast item called Overnight Grains.
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Overall, whole grains, fruits and vegetables ranked best for both health and environmental impact.
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Taken directly, the dosage can be as small as a few grains of salt.
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Eating whole grains and fruits and vegetables have been linked with slower cognitive decline.
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If cows were fed non-organic grains, the milk they produce is not organic.
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Zisa is in charge of bulk products: grains, beans, spices, granola, nuts, dried fruit.
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He brushed it off without leaving tiny grains or dusty residue, and he smiled.
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Histamine also causes you to produce more mucus, which helps flush out the grains.
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It is rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, nuts, fish and healthy oils.
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It is eaten with puffed grains similar to Rice Krispies and Coco Puffs cereals.
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Andersons' increased focus on its rail business follows slumping profits in its grains segment.
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"This would not happen if the grains would make you sick overall," he says.
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Hay and supplemental grains are necessary to keep them plump and full of milk.
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This could be because they were being fed grains like corn regularly by humans.
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Whole grains are a healthy source of carbohydrates, which your body needs for fuel.
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This chef opts for a "grains and greens" bowl that's big enough for leftovers.
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Grains are proportionally low in lysine and high in cysteine, and beans the converse.
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The menu will feature Afro-Asian-American cuisine and focus on rice and grains.
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Sources of prebiotics include whole grains, bananas, onions, garlic, leeks, asparagus, artichokes and beans.
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I also sprinkle a few grains of sea salt on top of the grapefruit.
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It could also be that as crops produce more grains, the nutrients are diluted.
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Drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle the remaining ground grains of paradise on top.
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One menu will focus on seafood and grains, and the other more on vegetables.
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Those animals they prey on are typically herbivores, so they are ingesting grains anyway.
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Rice cookers can also be used to cook other grains, like barley or quinoa.
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Yesterday's rice was seasoned through now, and the grains had absorbed the salt evenly.
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Grains of sand rattle against the windows and whip the faces of passers-by.
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To the naked eye, rice koji looks like a jumble of brittle, broken grains.
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Ten minutes in the freezing bulk grains and nuts room is my 'me' time.
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It's looser and soupier than Chinese congee, cooked until you can't see individual grains.
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Once he installs the glass, he fills it with thousands of grains of sand.
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Dust grains floating through space get bombarded by high-energy particles called cosmic rays.
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These grains grow to become rocks and icy comets, which then act as messengers.
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In general, whole grains, nuts, and beans all have a decent dose of fiber.
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The ABCDs still play a key role in supplying China's burgeoning appetite for grains.
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I was eating flavorless foods and nuts and berries and grains — like a squirrel.
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The sand is made up of little grains, and I've played only a handful.
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What to do instead Eat plenty of plants, enjoy whole grains, beans and legumes.
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"I love using grains and vegetables, and understand the Scandinavian approach," Mr. Whitcomb said.
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Gardenburger, which makes burgers primarily out of vegetables and grains, was founded in 1985.
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They discovered that the grains are the oldest solid material ever found on Earth.
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Then the crushed meteorite gets dissolved with acid until only the presolar grains remain.
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Shoppers buy grains only when they receive their quarterly food vouchers from aid groups.
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The agriculture industry produces the fruits, vegetables, grains and livestock that feed the world.
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A strong dollar has made U.S. grains less attractive to those holding other currencies.
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There's another great benefit to eating foods whole, like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
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They eat a diet rich in beans, whole grains, and lots of fresh vegetables.
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But we'll take it, with an appropriately portioned helping of salt grains, of course.
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Wheat importers also have the option to blend grains from other origins, traders said.
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Some 80 percent of Argentine grains output is shipped through the Rosario port system.
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It's never not a good time to eat a big salad with grains. Then!
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Some of that trade includes important suppliers of grains, said research house Fitch Solutions.
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Instead, Egypt's state grains buyer, the General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC), said on Wednesday it bought 22,3.703 tonnes of French wheat, 23.70,23 tonnes of Romanian wheat, 24,000 tonnes of Russian wheat and 60,000 tonnes of Ukrainian wheat, the grains buyer said.
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As a result, increased activity in the grains sector during the second half of the year should prompt a ripple effect in the economy, feeding into manufacturing, said Marcelo Quistorp, president of Tauro, which manufactures welding equipment in the grains export hub Rosario.
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Instead, Egypt's state grains buyer, the General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC), said on Wednesday it bought 180,000 tonnes of French wheat, 60,28.99 tonnes of Romanian wheat, 21,24 tonnes of Russian wheat and 211,234 tonnes of Ukrainian wheat, the grains buyer said.
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After WIC implemented a rule to add more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, a survey conducted in California showed that in just six months, consumption of whole grains increased by 17.3 percent among participants, and fruit and vegetable consumption increased by 7.2 percent.
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That last criterion was defined as doing at least half of the following recommendations: eating more fruits, nuts, vegetables, whole grains, fish and dairy products and eating less refined grains, processed meats, unprocessed red meats, sugar-sweetened beverages, trans fats and sodium.
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Presolar grains tell us how and when stars formed in the early universeSince the majority of the 40 grains Heck&aposs team studied were around the same age, his team hypothesized that most came from stars that formed in one big burst.
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Whole wheat, oatmeal, brown rice, whole rye and quinoa are all examples of whole grains.
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Cauliflower Casserole Cauliflower gives this casserole a creamy rice quality sans any actual grains. 8.
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Lucílio Alves, a grains analyst with Cepea/Esalq, said Chinese demand is likely to rise.
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In other words, "there's no need to pick whole grains at every meal," she says.
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That meant the items needed to be made of at least 50 percent whole grains.
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In fact, there are no actual grains of rice in rice masks, just rice water.
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The association said it expects this year's German grains harvest to total 35.6 million tonnes.
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It has grains warehousing capacity of 295,000 tonnes and soymeal storage capacity is 105,000 tonnes.
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The dollar index rose for a fourth straight day, making U.S. grains less competitive globally.
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Most dunes are made of sand: grains of silica that are 2mm across, or less.
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Soymeal sells for about double the price of DDGs, according to the U.S. Grains Council.
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It makes light and fluffy (or rich and creamy) grains in less than 10 minutes.
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When flown into another flower, the drone released the pollen grains, successfully pollinating the plant.
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The trade war has hurt sales of many agricultural products, including fruit, meat and grains.
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Grain Fall: smooth areas that indicate grains bouncing over the brink and coming to rest.
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Strategie Grains mainly cut its estimates for France, Germany and Poland due to lower yields.
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The firm has also suffered from a recent slump in demand for grains for biofuels.
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At the same time, Anthony Tancredi will replace Isman as head of LDC's Grains Platform.
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At Santos, Latin America's largest port, terminals normally used for sugar exports are handling grains.
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Larger grains have less surface area and scatter less sunlight, therefore absorbing more solar energy.
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On Thursday, privately held grains trader Cargill announced worse-than-expected results out of China.
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The ministry sought further materials from the Grains Council which it submitted on March 29.
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"It ties into African Swine Fever," said Matt Connelly, grains analyst at The Hightower Report.
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It involves eating vegetables, fruits, nuts, beans and peas, unrefined grains, olive oil and fish.
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Sectors where the privatization process has been slow include grains, the postal service and healthcare.
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Asia is one of the areas where there is lot of growth in grains demand.
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Glencore pursued Louis Dreyfus' grains business in recent years, but failed to strike a deal.
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Scientists estimate the interior is about 75 percent dust grains and 25 percent water ice.
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The grains should also be for crushing only, not used as seeds, the statement said.
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So I did a whole month where I cut out grains and dairy and sugar.
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At the time, the leftover quartz grains were still seen as just unwanted by‑products.
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Metals futures, energies, financials, equities, grains, and oilseeds—each of these markets is substantially automated.
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A huge barley purchase by Saudi Arabia also underlined the flagging competitiveness of EU grains.
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Improving trade relations appeared to be rekindling interest from China for other grains, traders said.
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Serve this over a bed of warm grains and you've got yourself a lovely dinner.
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Prasad and his wife recently launched 'Dalit Foods' online to sell spices, pickles and grains.
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"China will take more feed grains, barley and sorghum to replace U.S. supplies," Gorbachov said.
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"There are many biological pathways that would explain why whole grains are beneficial," he said.
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Sectors where the privatisation process has been slow include grains, the postal service and healthcare.
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When you say waste stream you have to specify spent brewers grains, sterilized plant matter.
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Agricultural commodities such as grains and livestock products have also made gains in recent weeks.
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So work toward a Mediterranean-style diet rich on veggies, whole grains and olive oil.
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The USDA on Friday reported higher-than-expected quarterly stocks of U.S. grains and soybeans.
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The largest grains in this sample is only a fraction of a millimeter in size.
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Most of those calories come from fats, oils, and refined grains, according to the USDA.
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Breweries and coffee shops gave him their spent grains and grounds, which made excellent compost.
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Half of farmland that produce grains — like rice, corn, soybeans, wheat, and cotton — is rented.
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"China has a market gap and the additional grains must come from somewhere," Tan said.
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The use of grains like barley, rye, wheat, and oats vary from district to district.
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Soon, though, he became less interested in counting the grains than in analysing their chemistry.
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I fill a suitcase with bags of rice and other grains whenever I travel abroad.
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Breads are baked in-house with freshly milled grains by the pastry chef, Kaity Mitchell.
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Instead he'll respect vegetables and grains for their real value, and innovate in preparing them.
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The heatwave heavily damaged animal feed grains, with straw and hay in very short supply.
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In addition to traditional meats and proteins, Jobs also gave up bread, grains, and milk.
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A weak dollar lent support, making U.S. grains more attractive to those holding other currencies.
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Instead, try whole grains, nuts, fruits and vegetables that can make you feel more energized.
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None of them were too salty, which is usually my problem with pre-flavored grains.
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An amount the size of a few grains of sand of fentanyl can kill you.
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Commodities and emerging markets would be winners with gains in soybeans, grains, copper and oil.
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A Mediterranean diet is rich in whole grains, fish, lean protein, veggies and olive oil.
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Grains such as barley are combined with hops to create a sugary substance called wort.
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Along the Chadian border, farmers typically trade their pepper crops for imported cereals and grains.
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In addition to carbs, whole grains provide fiber, as well as important vitamins and minerals.
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These results suggest eating more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains could help improve mental health.
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A large share of global grains trade passes through one or several of these chokepoints.
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Shan pointed out that nuts, seeds, legumes and whole grains contain more than just protein.
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In waterlogged soil, the microscopic spaces around the grains of sediment are filled with water.
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Carmichael's recipe calls for making a curry paste before using it to flavor the grains.
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Its grains are long and deep and red like a Thai sunset, one ranger said.
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We have recipes for all kinds of bean and lentil dinners and for delicious grains.
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Iran imported grains and potatoes on an enormous scale, and the prices fell each year.
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Compared with some other, harder grains, the cooking time is short: 20 to 30 minutes.
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"Sure, you can grow your own vegetables, but what about wheat and grains?" he said.
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It had grains and it had a malt house and a mill and a bakery.
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This in turn would hurt the grains producing country's ability to meet its debt obligations.
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And a stronger dollar threatened to make U.S. grains less competitive on the world market.
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The most restrictive, a vegan diet consists of vegetables, fruits, legumes, grains, nuts, and seeds.
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China sells and buys massively from every US state, from airplanes to cars, to grains.
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For a Thursday night meal, Julia Moskin's big salad with grains, endlessly adaptable, always terrific.
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A lot of recipes call for inexpensive ingredients like grains and pastas as a base.
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Take those plans with a few grains of salt (Jamaicans like it on their mackerel).
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These are just hands-on impressions, so take them with the appropriate grains of salt.
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Big Salad With Grains, paired with "The Big Salad" (Season 6, Episode 113) So simple.
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And it's timely, covering foods like whole grains, fermented dairy, vegetables and herbs, often foraged.
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The diet of our ancient Paleolithic ancestors presumably excluded dairy, grains, and highly refined foods.
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Grains prices at 0410 GMT Most active contracts Wheat, corn and soy US cents/bushel.
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Each questions answered correctly translates to 10 grains of rice donated to a hunger charity.
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Asprey also avoids grains, legumes and sugar to stabilize his blood sugar and reduce inflammation.
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Luckily, foods like meat, legumes, eggs, dairy, whole grains, and nuts have plenty of it.
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Menus are often limited in vegetarian staples such as beans, lentils, whole grains and vegetables.
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This includes some 2.4 million tonnes of spring barley, replanted after frosts damaged winter grains.
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To Otto, a factory foreman, they will be grains of sand in Hitler's war machine.
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Higher plant protein intake was driven by increased consumption of whole grains, nuts, and soy.
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The kits will primarily consist of grains, rice, noodles, pasta or bakery products, Amazon said.
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Abiove estimates grains stored at Barcarena are enough to load ships for only another week.
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This is because barley grains are like little sponges, absorbing liquid as the soup sits.
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Regulars come for the Pain de Campagne and loaves made of spelt and ancient grains.
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And even though grains, beans and lentils come cheap, they're not always convenient to prepare.
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Whole grains, on the other hand, are associated with a lower risk of colorectal cancer.
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The zircon grains were crystallized in magma about 500 million years after the Earth formed.
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Another study in the latest edition of the American Heart Association's journal Circulation found that with three servings of whole grains, you can lower your risk of premature death by almost 20%, compared with people who ate fewer or no servings of whole grains.
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She said the findings reinforce recommendations that people should prioritize foods such as fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, legumes, fish, nuts and seeds and limit their intake of foods such as red and processed meats, refined grains, fried foods and sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Williams overhauled her diet to mirror something similar to paleo, avoiding most grains, dairy and sugar.
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"Good soil moisture conditions have favored planting," the agriculture secretariat said in its monthly grains report.
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To clear up confusion, here are the five things you need to know about whole grains.
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China dropped its probe on Friday, retreating from a dispute that had upended global grains markets.
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China will remain hungry for Canadian minerals, grains and fuels and eager to sell its manufactures.
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People started to give up processed foods and grains in favor of cleaner, gluten-free options.
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The Renewable Fuels Association, Growth Energy and the U.S. Grains Council, in a letter dated Feb.
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That's good news, as dogs don't really have any use for grains in their metabolization process.
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"We're definitely optimistic on grains and oilseeds," said James Cordier, president and head trader of OptionSellers.
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Dairy farmers were suffering particularly from reduced crops of feed grains, straw and hay, Rukwied said.
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North Dakota, with about 740,000 residents, has a heavily agricultural economy, producing cereal grains and oilseeds.
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Even when food ran out, they did not eat the grains that could have saved them.
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The ortolans venture inside, lured by the grains of millet that hunters sprinkle under each trap.
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The Rosario grains exchange also expects a 2017/18 Argentine corn crop of 32 million tonnes.
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He tells us he deals in basic living supplies, focusing on basic grains and car parts.
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It is derived exclusively from plants, with excellent sources including fruits, vegetables, whole grains and legumes.
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In the right market, anything—vanilla-honey vape, ancient grains meal-delivery service—can find purchase.
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The team also collected more than 6,000 fossilized leaves and analyzed more than 37,000 pollen grains.
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Fat-free Fage Total 0% Greek yogurt with Kind Healthy Grains Oats & Honey Clusters and blueberries
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That may be because some market players are taking the Fed's signals with grains of salt.
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The legend goes he declared three barleycorns, or grains of barley, were equal to an inch.
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At Nada, everything, including fruits, vegetables, meats, grains, cheeses, nut butters, and sauces, is sold loose.
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"For a 'high' pollen count, you need greater than 175 grains per cubic meter," Demain said.
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American companies have also signed deals to supply Iraq with grains and poultry, important Iranian exports.
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These rodents had to make an "honest" living, scouring the landscape for grains, fruits, and seeds.
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Its oilseeds and grains business recorded a profit before tax of $213.7 million, up 27 percent.
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But NASA's Cassini spacecraft was able to nab a few microscopic grains with much stranger origins.
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Wind-blown sand grains in places such as the Middle East subject blades to increased abrasion.
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They follow a more "biblical diet" of grains, fruits, nuts and vegetables and drink only water.
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Growing more sorghum, millet and other small grains is part of Zimbabwe's national climate change policy.
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As if by magic, the grains of sand rearranged themselves into patterns corresponding to various frequencies.
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In contrast with the making of whisky or beer, the grains are usually fermented while solid.
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The argument for the cause — to me, it's sugar first, followed by highly processed grains second.
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These are large dust grains emitted from the comet and forming a trail along its orbit.
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"We simply want them to keep making it easier to buy and sell grains," Stead said.
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Absent of grains, seeds, nuts, and oils, it's devilishly tricky to hit these kinds of numbers.
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Such exports, which include grains, sunflower oil and meat, amounted to only $26 billion in 2018.
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The wind pushes fine grains of sand up slopes, creating ripples and rendering these mesmerizing shapes.
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The wind pushes fine grains of sand up slopes, creating ripples and rendering these mesmerizing shapes.
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The reshuffle affected areas ranging from grains origination to logistics to tax and risk and strategy.
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The nation's massive soy crushers and grains elevators are right next to the deeply dredged Parana.
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"The main export regions in the north and east are suffering," one German grains analyst said.
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And balance eggs with other healthy fiber-rich foods such as fruits, vegetables and whole grains.
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Additionally, GEMS are made up of "sub-grains," which are surrounded by different types of carbon.
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That's massive, especially compared to the seven quintillion, five hundred quadrillion grains of sand on Earth.
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When your pup is outside, fewer grains will get trapped in his coat and tracked inside.
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"They are not taking on any new (trading) positions in grains," one of the sources said.
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So has his emphasis on sustainability: Kong's menu is primarily comprised of vegetables, grains and seafood.
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Flooding threatens a third of planted wheat area, the Buenos Aires grains exchange said last week.
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That has forced farmers to turn to federal help to ride out the global grains downturn.
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The grain's roots run exponentially deeper than those of annual grains, and help heal the ecosystem.
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I tried to choose whole grains, but I was also snacking on more chips than usual.
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Scientists use a scanning electron microscope to magnify tiny grains of rock by thousands of times.
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ADM makes money by buying, selling, transporting, storing and processing grains and oilseeds around the world.
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Cook 50 to 55 minutes until rice is tender and some of the grains have burst.
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In our home, the basis of our diet includes vegetables, fruits, protein and whole unrefined grains.
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Bunge said in a statement that the deal will strengthen its grains sourcing activities in Brazil.
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China's patience in collecting information is usually referred to as the "thousand grains of sand" approach.
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I plan to continue cutting out dairy, sugar, and caffeine, while reintroducing healthy grains and eggs.
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This allows us to see these small grains from space like nobody has seen them before.
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Instead of renting the rooms, you charge guests based on the grains of sand they touch.
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The adjustments for wheat would appear in the September small grains summary and are considered final.
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Splurge on a few that will punch up plain vegetables or add zest to whole grains.
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It's naturally found in food sources like nuts, grains, coffee, cocoa, tea, spice, and leafy vegetables.
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Animal proteins are a good source of zinc, as well as nuts, whole grains and beans.
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German farmers have planted more spring grains partly because of the difficulty in sowing winter crops.
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China is taking higher quality Australian wheat and other feed grains such as barley and sorghum.
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Yet, like the majority of Trump's hyperbolic statements, they were all rooted in grains of truth.
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Farmers are also grappling with weak prices for conventional grains because of a global supply glut.
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He advocates eating carbohydrates that are digested more slowly, like beans, fruits, vegetables and whole grains.
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You may expect a place serving soured grains to go salty and savory with its desserts.
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More evidence suggests eating whole grains lowers your risk for diabetes and some forms of cancer.
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They haven't been shortened like modern grains so, because they're high, they shade out the weeds.
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Mergers in the agribusiness sector are seen as another potential remedy for the oversupply of grains.
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Muniz, an artist, worked with scientist and researcher Coelho to etch sandcastles on grains of sand.
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Officials at global grains trader Archer Daniels Midland in Constanta were not immediately available to comment.
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The bulk section is a great go-to place to grab healthy and fairly priced grains.
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Instead, we eat lots of refined grains, like white bread and pastas made with refined flours.
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The law also exempts meat from animals that have eaten feed made from genetically engineered grains.
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The hope is to eventually produce enough grains to sell to other New York farm distilleries.
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Fiagril still exports grains, but the real gain is on the farm input side, he said.
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Munich-based BayWa is a major player in Germany's milling wheat, feed grains and oilseeds market.
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You can't see any individual grains, and it feels very close to powdery, but not quite.
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This would be of practical importance if someone ate only grains or beans throughout entire days.
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Un client aurait demandé au propriétaire, Fernand Lachance, d'ajouter du fromage en grains à ses frites.
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Top state grains trader COFCO Corp did not reply to an email to its media department.
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"More permits are expected to be issued for (imports of)wheat and other grains," ABARES said.
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They place small food items, like grains or peanuts, on top of a variety of objects.
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His father, who sold hay and grains, killed himself in 1941, when his sons were teenagers.
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When I plunged my spoon in, plump grains of hominy mingled with shrimp and red snapper.
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Similarly, crops grown for human consumption like grains and grasses can also lead to negative emissions.
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Fortunately, it's easy enough to cook your grains on the stove with water in a pot.
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Seen-it-all veterans may take Mr. Trump's recent statements with a few grains of salt.
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Grains or rice would be a welcome addition, but so would warm flatbreads or roasted potatoes.
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Grains prices at 0312 GMT Currencies Most active contracts Wheat, corn and soy US cents/bushel.
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But many women, many grains, can contribute a lot, and those contributions can help the country.
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To avoid this, vegans should eat a variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, beans, and nuts.
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The stardust found on the meteorite are called presolar grains because they formed before our sun.
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Grains prices at 0241 GMT Currencies Most active contracts Wheat, corn and soy US cents/bushel.
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Wilmar's oilseeds and grains segment, posted a 17 percent fall in pretax profit of $172.6 million.
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Some rice began to fall from the box: first a few grains, then a few more.
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Grains producers in Argentina, one of the world's key bread-baskets, have been strong Macri supporters.
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Growers on Argentina's Pampas grains belt have sown about 4.4 million hectares of wheat so far.
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Like windblown sand grains, the crystal surfaces were scratched, suggesting that the wind had carried them.
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Beijing has prioritized self-sufficiency in these three "strategic" grains and has large stockpiles of reserves.
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"Whole, plant-based foods (fruits, vegetables, whole grains, beans, nuts, and seeds) are best," Bellatti said.
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That makes these presolar grains useful pieces of evidence in the study of our galactic history.
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Grains prices at 0334 GMT Currencies Most active contracts Wheat, corn and soy US cents/bushel.
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Grains prices at 0325 GMT Currencies Most active contracts Wheat, corn and soy US cents/bushel.
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Grains prices at 0340 GMT Currencies Most active contracts Wheat, corn and soy US cents/bushel.
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Under such extreme conditions, the outer grains of olivine transformed into iron oxide, and very rapidly.
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Polenta can refer to the creamy porridge itself, which, traditionally, may contain several grains or starches.
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A stricter offshoot of paleo and keto diet, it prohibits carbs, including fruits, vegetables, and grains.
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Dale uncovered his head; the once coarse grains of his hair were now straight and wavy.
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Calories from "high quality" carbs like whole grains and brown rice increased from 7.4% to 8.7%.
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Grains prices at 0345 GMT Currencies Most active contracts Wheat, corn and soy US cents/bushel.
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Grains prices at 0122.7 GMT Currencies Most active contracts Wheat, corn and soy US cents/bushel.
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Mexican officials threatened to impose tariffs on U.S. grains last month if the trade conflict escalates.
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Some 20 percent of all U.S. farm exports are sold to China, which bought $30 billion worth of food and other farm products in fiscal 2014, including soybeans, distillers' grains, hides and skins, tree nuts, coarse grains, cotton and beef, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Whole-grain nutrients are released in the digestive tract more slowly than in refined grains, and we tend to chew whole grains longer thus stimulating more satiety hormones, which is not the case with soft, sweetened, refined cereal-based foods, Fardet told Reuters Health by email.
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The researchers didn't further analyze each group's breakfast breakdown, but it's likely that the larger meals most closely represented what nutrition experts generally recommend for the first meal of the day: more whole grains, protein, healthy fats and fruits and fewer refined grains and added sugars.
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This year its Grain Marketing Board (GMB) has said it will buy "small grains" such as sorghum or finger millet from farmers at the same price as maize - or let farmers who grow small grains swap them for an equivalent amount of maize to take home.
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According to research by Chipo Zishiri, a small-grains specialist at the Ministry of Agriculture, Mechanisation and Irrigation Development, Zimbabwe has witnessed a decline in the production of small grains over the past 14 years because farmers are unwilling to grow sorghum, millet and other varieties.
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Grains and legumes—like the alkali metals and halogens they correspond to—just sort of belong together.
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Chicago-based ADM makes money buying, selling, storing, transporting and processing grains and oilseeds around the world.
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Some good sources of fiber include fruits (with the skin on) and vegetables, beans, and whole grains.
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The allegations in the report—all made by unnamed sources so, you know, grains of salt, etc.
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While drinking the nectar, the bats become covered in pollen and spread the grains to other plants.
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The diet emphasizes whole grains, fruits, vegetables, and some fat if it contains omega-3 fatty acids.
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It's typically high in fruits and vegetables, fish, and whole grains like whole wheat and brown rice.
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Russia is finishing 45's grain harvesting and the sowing of winter grains for the 2019 crop.
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Every once in a while, surface cracks appear, shooting plumes of vapor and ice grains into space.
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A growing trade war between the United States and China is re-ordering the global grains business.
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Grain salad Ancient grains appear more often at get-togethers these days than the standard pasta salad.
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Consider a few recent poll results: You should always take issue polling with several grains of salt.
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In its previous report, Strategie Grains cut its output estimate to 60.6 million tonnes from 61.7 million.
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They used to give us grains and flour but then they refused to give it to anyone.
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It called for more whole grains, fruits, vegetables, low-fat milk products and less sodium and fat.
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With crude and grains reversing earlier losses, the Thomson Reuters Core Commodity Index was down 720 percent.
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"There's good evidence that refined grains and starches are worse for people than saturated fat," Mozaffarian said.
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The state makes little effort to track sand, so illegally mined grains can be traded relatively easily.
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They think that the boulders are likely pretty sandy themselves, consisting of fine grains bunched up together.
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Most fibrous foods provide other good-for-you nutrients, too, like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes.
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He doesn't mind that it is quite a bit more expensive to use non-GM grains, either.
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The Buenos Aires Grains Exchange expects Argentine farmers to harvest 55 million tonnes of soy this season.
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At the same time, you cut out dairy, grains, and added sugars, to name just a few.
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The Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act mandated increased availability of whole grains, vegetables and fruits at schools.
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The billions of particles in this system can range from tiny ice grains to mountain-size particles.
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Stagnant road freights should benefit farmers, as trading firms deduct transport costs from prices offered for grains.
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Santos: Being the largest beer producer in Sweden means a lot of beer waste and spent grains.
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The drone could effectively pick up and deposit pollen grains by knocking into the flowers, said Miyako.
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Those slopes are caused by dry grains of sand flowing downhill, without the help of any water.
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Instead, he accuses four women of using "grains of truth to sell false narrative" about his behavior.
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A team at the University of Western Ontario, in Canada, clocks meteors smaller than grains of sand.
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The grains will be bought by farmers, who will grind them into pellets for fish and cattle.
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Years of strong production of oil, base metals and grains left the global economy with huge surpluses.
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They use a dough that's heavily hydrated and made from grains they planted in the estate's fields.
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I get the harvest bowl, which is full of greens, sweet potato, chicken, grains, and goat cheese.
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Lentils and beans are also no-fail options, especially when served with rice, corn, or other grains.
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She ate a lot of grains, not a lot of meat, and a little bit of everything.
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Bound up in these grains could be the answer to how life first emerged here on Earth.
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This means consuming foods like fatty fish, organic vegetables, legumes, low-fat dairy, and whole grains regularly.
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The largest material was dumped, but the remaining sample of grains were routed into the analysis kit.
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The water moves between the grains as if lubricating them, and the soil flows like a liquid.
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The committee noted in the draft guidance that whole grains are a "shortfall nutrient" in American diets.
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When eating 6 ounce-equivalents of grains, half of them should be of the whole grain variety.
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" Belluz explains: "Gluten is a protein composite that gives shape to grains like wheat, rye, and barley.
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Some of those particles are as small as grains of sand; some are as large as mountains.
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Traders said they had received an official notice from the Saudi Grains Organization (SAGO) about its decision.
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"The question is now whether Germany will harvest under 20 million tonnes," a German grains trader said.
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In fact, he prefers to keep things healthy at home with whole grains and lots of greens.
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Canadian National Railway CFO Ghislain Houle said some customers were seeing an "upside" in the grains business.
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Grains tradehouses such as Bunge Ltd, Cargill Inc and Louis Dreyfus have crushing operations in the country.
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It takes a lot of grains or grasses to produce and grow these larger animals for meat.
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Dreyfus, along with its local grains trading partner Amaggi, has a 6003 percent share in the project.
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Curiosity actually sampled a bit of the dune to learn more about the dust grains on Mars.
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Corn and wheat fell as traders mulled weak export demand for U.S. grains amid stiff global competition.
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Today, I eat a Trader Joe's frozen meal (Greens, Beans, and Grains) and it's actually pretty good!
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One inspector said checks were now tougher at Egyptian ports because importers were sending poor-quality grains.
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What was invented first, the grains from Entire History of You or the cookies from White Christmas?
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The grains privatisation committee will start accepting expressions of interest from potential bidders starting Thursday, it said.
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We'd heard horror stories of gluten-free pastas, either made from substitute grains or strange-sounding legumes.
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"The weather differed from the forecasts again," said Esteban Copati, the Buenos Aires Grains Exchange's chief analyst.
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The USDA cut its forecast for global consumption of coarse grains, including corn, by 3.3 million tonnes.
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Its oilseeds and grains segment recorded a profit before tax of $177.9 million, an 8 percent increase.
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But with La Nina, grains are vulnerable with bad weather set to diminish output and boost prices.
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"I try to avoid grains because my stomach just does much better without them," she tells PEOPLE.
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Grains powerhouse Argentina is the world's No. 3 soybean exporter and top supplier of soymeal livestock feed.
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It even has a mini chopper and mill attachment for preparing herbs, spices, coffee beans, and grains.
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The company trades around 2 million tonnes of grains per year, with storage capacity for 650,000 tonnes.
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That's because if your coffee is ground into small, similarly sized grains, you get maximum flavor extraction.
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Hendon and Colonna-Dashwood's experiment revealed that chilled grains allow for a nice, fine, post-grind consistency.
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Gluten-free might be trendy, but wheat flour isn't budging from the top of the "grains" list.
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New computer investigative tools have become available, and grains of evidence have been solidified into forensic mountains.
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Brazil is the world's top exporter of soybeans, sugar and beef, and the second largest grains exporter.
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The fuselage is packed with grains; the Pouncer's entire menu is customizable to cultural tastes and sensitivities.
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That's unlike traditional vodka, which is typically made by fermenting grains such as corn, potato and wheat.
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But these aren't like sand dunes on Earth; Pluto's dunes are made from solid methane ice grains.
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They probably lived off the hardiest grains and seeds that endured the impact, as well as insects.
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This all comes as the last few grains of sand slip out of the hourglass for Republicans.
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The Spyce kitchen is basically a machine that's loaded up with prepped ingredients, vegetables, protein and grains.
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Sage will comb through its database and show you products with probiotics, high fiber and whole grains.
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The pyramid made no distinction between refined carbs like white bread and whole grains like brown rice.
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More fruits, vegetables, and whole grains are in; excess saturated fat, added sugar, and sodium are out.
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Finally, Americans, especially those avoiding gluten, are increasingly turning to ancient grains like quinoa, amaranth and millet.
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"This food is very good for the birds," he said as the grains slipped though his fingers.
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Maggi is also a former governor of Mato Grosso - a major producer of soybeans, grains and cattle.
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"If I wait, the grains will be infested by insects, and I will get nothing," he said.
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Geologists define sand not by composition but by size, as grains between 0.0625 and two millimetres across.
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"The heavy, repeated rainfall in the past days was just what was required," one grains trader said.
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To him, this is evidence that our focus on whole grains is contributing to our bad health.
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People will see the words "ancient grains" on something and just assume that it means it's healthy.
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These four recipes are loaded with greens, healthy fats, and whole grains — ingredients packed with good bacteria.
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Just add nuts, berries, veggies, grains, or cheeses to your leafy greens and the possibilities are endless.
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Rather than imported Arborio rice, this dish owes its unctuous texture to locally grown Japanese Nishiki grains.
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In The Know: Eating whole grains is linked to a longer life, according to a new analysis.
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We eat all sorts of bulk grains and whatever local vegetables we can harvest or purchase locally.
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In Buenos Aires, a grains export company executive said there is no GMO wheat cultivated in Argentina.
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But you can't taste a plate of ancient grains and avocado in citrus dressing on a computer.
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Inhaling, touching or ingesting a carfentanil dose smaller than a few grains of salt can be lethal.
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But as at Eat's, the chicken is secondary to the rice, the grains plump from chicken broth.
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That's because those gluten-free grains lack the proteins needed to create the strands that trap air.
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This switch to soft grains and starches required less strenuous chewing than our past hunter-gatherer diet.
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Like bourbon and most American ryes, Canadian whisky is typically made from a combination of different grains.
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And here are still more, for all kinds of rib-sticking bean dinners, and for delicious grains.
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Some farmers are pulling farm equipment out of barns to make room for the overflow of grains.
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On Monday, more pretend warm-weather fare: Julia Moskin's recipe for a big ol' salad with grains.
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Master a few of these, and show friends and family that grains don't have to be boring.
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The Perennial will continue to promote sustainability through composting and using perennial grains and grass-fed beef.
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One of the most promising was that grains of another stone wore their way through the garnet.
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In humans, these microbes help us break down fibrous plant materials found in beans, grains, and vegetables.
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Timbues is one of three main towns that make up Argentina's main grains export hub of Rosario.
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It was difficult, he said, to find fresh food, and he was eating a lot of grains.
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The trickle becomes a torrent; grains ricochet off her face as her arms sway under the load.
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But they also tended to be lower in specific food groups like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
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A friend who knows her grains looked dubious when I ordered the house-made whole-wheat spaghetti.
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Researchers believe the salts could originate from grains of dust that collided and contributed to the disk.
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"There can be grains and protein, a whole wide range of things including international condiments," she said.
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With minimalist cooking, the distance between dull and delicious can sometimes be measured in grains of salt.
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Then look left and look right, and try to estimate all the trillions of grains around you.
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Then look left and look right, and try to estimate all the trillions of grains around you.
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Beans, whole grains, nuts, and greens are staples of those regions, while meat and cheese are rarities.
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In addition to grains, Panera executives also see a big opportunity in expanding its plant-based options.
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It was just the right mix of fat, grains and vegetables to keep me satiated until lunch.
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But Syria's central gene seed storage bank in was damaged prompting a withdraw of drought resistant grains.
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However, the grains survive on inside about five percent of asteroids and comets in our solar system.
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As the rays smashed into the grains, they triggered the creation of neon isotopes inside the stardust.
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Dairy and grains were two specific areas the OTA said where growth could have been more robust.
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However, you can easily eat too much healthy fat along with other healthy foods, including whole grains.
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Including snacks, kids got 256 daily servings of refined grains and 260.2 daily servings of sugary drinks.
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"People have the lowest health risk when they eat fruits and vegetables and whole grains," he said.
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Potential U.S. exports of beef, pork, dairy and grains would shift to competitors like Australia and Canada.
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Several recent studies suggest that the best diets are based around whole grains, vegetables, and lean proteins.
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He had a team of women make sure all the rice grains served to him were identical.
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And with the leftover grains we give them to a cattle farmer nearby who feeds his livestock.
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But we Canadians have the best stuff; the greatest water, these massive forests, and the greatest grains.
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It might seem unlikely, but tiny grains of minerals can help tell the story of early Earth.
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Here's what they came up with: A healthy dietary pattern is higher in vegetables, fruits, whole grains, low- or non-fat dairy, seafood, legumes, and nuts; moderate in alcohol (among adults); lower in red and processed meats; and low in sugar-sweetened foods and drinks and refined grains.
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Some 20 percent of all U.S. farm exports are sold to China, which bought $30 billion worth of food and other farm products in fiscal year 2014, including soybeans, distillers' grains, hides and skins, tree nuts, coarse grains, cotton and beef, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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"Commercial oats are often grown in fields that have previously grown wheat, transported by methods of transport where other grains are transported, and frequently milled in facilities that mill other grains," said Dr. Peter Green, a professor of medicine who directs the Celiac Disease Center at Columbia University.
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Oversupply of the most common grains such as corn and soybeans has spread to niche markets because so many farmers have switched to planting different strains of seed to diversify and bolster returns after four years of bumper crops cut farm income and pushed down prices for staple grains.
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Data from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, a research institute at University of Washington in Seattle, found that replacing refined grains with whole grains could reduce the burden of chronic disease more than any other change, even reducing salt, eliminating trans fats, or cutting sugar-laden drinks.
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The Rosario grains exchange expects a crop of 35 million tonnes, down from its initial forecast of 55 million tonnes calculated before the country's normally fertile Pampas grains belt was battered back and forth by drought and then unrelenting rainstorms that reduced the yields and quality of soy plants.
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Healthful plant foods like whole grains, fruits and vegetables, nuts and legumes, as well as vegetable oils, coffee and tea, received a positive score, while less-healthful plant foods like juices, sweetened beverages, refined grains, potatoes and fries, and sweets along with animal foods were assigned a negative rating.
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"Although Papa John's Ancient Grains Gluten-Free Crust is gluten-free and Papa John's employs procedures to prevent contact with gluten, it is possible that a pizza with Papa John's Ancient Grains Gluten-Free Crust is exposed to gluten during the ordinary preparation process," the company told CNBC.
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