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What kind of food products did the myceneans cultivate?
Grains, vegetables, fruit, animals, poultry.
Are there more grains of sand or leaves in the world?
there is more grains of sand
In the city of Ember why did they not grow grains?
The city of Ember did not have the necessary resources or knowledge to grow grains due to being underground without access to natural sunlight. The city's limited supplies and failing infrastructure also contributed to their inability to cultivate crops like grains inside their enclosed environment.
What was vitally needed to cultivate the Fertile Crescent region?
The rivers in the fertile crescent and the proliferation of edible grains made the fertile crescent fertile.
How many serving of grains should kids eat a day?
kids should eat at least 7 grains a day
Why are grains good for us?
Whole grains are good for us because they have more nutrition and more fiber.
Should grains be rinsed after cooking?
Grains such as rice do not need to be rinsed; for it will wash out its starches.
Should feces be hard?
They should preferably not be. If it's hard you are not having enough veggies. If you eat more veggies or whole grains that will make defecation easier.
How many grains of rice equal a gram?
49 grains more at freerice.com
When did milling start?
Milling, the process of grinding grains into flour, dates back to around 10,000 BC during the Neolithic Revolution when humans began to cultivate cereal grains. The earliest milling methods involved using stones to crush grains into a coarse meal. Over time, more advanced techniques emerged, including the development of water and wind mills in ancient civilizations such as Mesopotamia and later in medieval Europe. This evolution significantly impacted food production and society.
What are the reasons why you should cultivate seed-bearing plants?
because you are so weak
What percent of all grains taken in what percent should be whole grains?
50% whole-grain
