What else could it possibly be if it wasn't the pills?

First of all, we need grain, flour, medicine, clothes and construction materials.

And now he runs a cattle fodder store and a grain store near Agra.

Raising interest rates won t have much impact on the international price of grains or fuel.

Grain, that which in England we call corn, and in the new world, we call wheat.

The effect of this, of course, is it's not just amber waves of grain, it is mountains of stuff.

In farming communities, each town had one or more small grain elevators that would serve the local growers.

By using high yield seeds, better soil management, and proper row planting, the community has more than tripled its crop production, and villagers who previously were hungry grain buyers are now food secure grain sellers.

But with a population expanding by 4 million a year, they will also likely soon turn to the world market for grain.

A total of 2,637 dunums of village land were used for cereals, and 16 dunums were irrigated or used for orchards.

And the roads leading up from them to Cheapside, which was the main market, were also grain markets.

Buffalo's grain elevators have been documented for the Historic American Engineering Record and added to the National Register of Historic Places.

The accelerated pace of the effort, which involved massive requisitioning of grain and cattle, led to widespread starvation across Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and Kazakhstan.

Buckminster Fuller discovered this effect with a simple house design adapted from a grain silo, and adapted his Dymaxion house and geodesic domes to use it.

Karatiyya itself, had a mosque, a grain mill, and an elementary school the latter was built in 1922 and had an enrollment of 128 students in the mid 1940s.

2. The Committee rejected a request from the company CIS Paris to supply Iraq with 1,200 kilograms of nylon cloth for filtering flour for the General Company for Grain Processing.

In order to remedy the situation, countries are starting up activities in the areas of market gardening, agroforestry, soil conservation, the establishment of cereal banks and the promotion of non traditional agriculture.

Thus, Africa apos s production growth is forecast to be quite high for cereals and meat, while it is lower for the traditional export crops.

But this eastern flow of grain was matched by an equally important flow of people and capital in the opposite direction, that is, from East to West.

In recent months, massive droughts have struck the grain producing regions of Russia and Ukraine, and enormous floods have hit Brazil and Australia now, another drought is menacing northern China s grain belt.

To our surprise, we found that the relative prices of grains, metals, and many other basic goods tended to revert to a central mean tendency over sufficiently long periods.

The elimination of agricultural subsidies will affect the price of food products, which will probably rise an average of 5 per cent and as high as 10 per cent for cereals.

The following international wheat production statistics come from Food and Agriculture Organization figures from FAOSTAT database, older from International Grains Council figures from the report Grain Market Report.

Demographics According to a land census report in 1944, land ownership in the village (in dunams) was as follows Arab 7,549 Jewish 2,523 Public 2,446 Total 12,518By 1944, a total of 7,449 dunums were used for cereals.

During 1958 1960 China continued to be a substantial net exporter of grain, despite the widespread famine experienced in the countryside, as Mao sought to maintain face and convince the outside world of the success of his plans.

Mr. Diallo (Mali) said that, following Mali's appeal for solidarity in surmounting the impending food crisis, the Government had adopted a national strategy for food security, appointed a commissioner, set up committees, drawn up plans and created a national cereal bank.

Some 54 out of 188 Parties had now reported the requested quarantine and preshipment data, and major quarantine and preshipment uses had been reported for treatment of timber and wooden materials, as well as for grain and cereals.

Buffalo, New York, the world's largest grain port from the 1850s until the first half of the 20th century, once had the nation's largest capacity for the storage of grain in over thirty concrete grain elevators located along the inner and outer harbors.