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But these slow-wilting lines, he says, produce four to eight bushels more than normal soybeans under drought conditions.

Mrs. Gage measured out and packed five bushels of string beans, three of wh ich were then sold to a lawyer called Arthur Hunt.

Which ancient Chinese government official resigned because he refused to bow for five bushels of grain?

Making good use of my opportunities in the postwar cultural boom I had reviewed bushels of books for "The New Republic" and the "Times" .

Nearly four in 10 bushels of this year's crop will become ethanol fuel, the US agriculture department predicts.

He was a fruit picker who paid Mother with six bushels of fresh peaches.

In Jefferson's time, it took a farmer walking behind his plow and wielding his sickle as many as 300 hours to produce 100 bushels of wheat.

Seed that yields up to 300 Bushels per acre.

Wow, such a big gourd. It could contain five bushels of rice.

Yet its budget, set in dollars rather than bushels, buys much less when food prices surge.

Bushels of ripe cherries spring forth from trees pollinated by honeybees.

thousands of bushels of wheat on offer.

In 1801, Chapman transported 16 bushels of apple seeds from western Pennsylvania down the Ohio River.

But these slow wilting lives slow-wilting lines, he says, produce 4 to 8 bushels more than normal soybeans under drought conditions.

They said in interviews that they think China wants to buy 200 million bushels of corn from the U. S. alone.

But these slow-wilting lines, he says, produce 4 to 8 bushels more than normal soybeans under drought conditions.

Next year USDA expects ethanol companies will use another 100m bushels.

The U. S. exports about 1. 8 billion bushels of corn globally.

The murals are made from thousands of bushels of corn and other grains and grasses such as wild oats, rye, straw, and wheat.

Today, over 50000000 bushels of tomatoes are produced each year.

But these slow-wilting lines can produce 4 to 8 bushels more than normal soybeans under dry conditions.

In the US in the early 1900s, he points out, an acre of corn yielded about 25 bushels.

The average of analysts' estimates anticipated a crop size of 2. 950 billion bushels.

Already, farmers in Iowa are producing as many as 200 bushels an acre .

The USDA now forecasts that China will import 79 million bushels of corn from all sources for the 2011-2012 crop year.

In 1960, the United States sent 36 breeder hogs from Iowa to Yamanashi along with 60, 000 bushels of high-grade corn for feed.

The USDA forecast a reserve of 745 million bushels.

The village abounds in fields that yield many bushels of corn.

You can grow bushels of grain on one acre of good ground.

USDA's yield of 40. 5 bushels per acre was well below analysts expectations.

In 1890, the time required to produce 100 bushels of wheat had dropped to just 50 hours.

China bought another 2. 2 million bushels of U. S. corn early this month.

a unit of capacity for grain equal to 80 bushels.

Mr Grant believes that 300 bushels are achievable by 2030.

Rich families don't need to buy fertile fields; There are a thousand bushels of millet in books.

But this slow wea these slow-wilting lines, he says, produce 4-8 bullins 4 to 8 bushels more than normal soybeans under drought conditions.

The nation added more than 9 billion gallons (34 million kiloliters) of ethanol to gasoline in 2008, using 3. 2 billion bushels of corn.

The USDA kept its yield estimate at 158. 7 bushels an acre, the third highest on record.

There are some very short, or dwarf, types which have produced more than 100 bushels an acre .

Soyabean stocks fell to 1. 25bn bushels, 2 per cent less than last year and lower than expected.

"Last year I produced 100, 000 bushels, " he says. "This year I reckon it'll only be about 50, 000 or 60, 000. "

Snowing and blowing up bushels of fun