Two thousand measures of grain were also called for.

Corn, grain, treasure. It's the old story.

Want this wood in the loft?

These stairs are moving to the loft.

Guinée Forestière cereals, tubers, oil seeds, molluscs, fruits, vegetables, etc.

That's the loft where he used to store his grain.

78 women's groups have received training in cereals processing and conservation (fonio or hungry rice, pre cooking, steaming, infant feed flours, enriched flours).

What I've seen already could feed more legions than Rome ever had.

The Israeli forces had also destroyed thousands of hectares of arable land and hundreds of wells and agricultural warehouses.

Kyangwali Progressive Farmers is registered as a limited company, and has started getting contracts to supply produce directly to manufacturers.

In lieu of the grain, of which we have none my ruler sends you 500 weights of silver.

Storms and hail shall cut down wheat shall cut down birds and living things of earth.

led farming basically to a dead end, with lower and lower yields, degrading the organic matter and fundamental problems at the livelihood levels in Paraguay, Uruguay and a number of countries, Brazil,

Appropriate management of fertilizer and pesticide use can increase farm yields.

These can reduce total chemical inputs and at the same time help farmers maintain or increase yields.

Grain and other dry products were measured in salme, which was equivalent to 275.08 litres in the western part of the Kingdom, and 3.3 litres in the eastern part.

In the West Bank, the Israeli army and the settlers had uprooted hundreds of thousands of olive, citrus and other kinds of fruit trees and destroyed 806 wells and 296 agricultural warehouses.

Although it originated in tropical America (in the land between Mexico and Peru), today it is one of the important fruit crops of Bangladesh, where it's grown all over the country. The southern region of Bangladesh especially districts of Barisal, Pirojpur, and Jhalokathi are the main Guava producing areas.

The celebrated pipeline between Chad and Cameroon caused water pollution, devastated pygmies' hunting grounds, destroyed harvests, and spread AIDS perhaps the inevitable result of ill educated migrant workers toiling thousands of miles from home, with a horde of prostitutes following them.

But, with the right focus and much more modest resources, they could dramatically improve the quality of grain silos where more than 30 of food typically located close to the rural poor spoils to the point of being unfit for human consumption.