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How is grain transported in the US?
Grain s transported by 1 ship called the jherem.
How is bulk grain stored and transported now that grain elevators seem to be outdated?
Larger less frequent grain elevators.
When the pollen tube emerges from the pollen grain what cells are transported inside it?
Sperms. It is sperms
What holds grain?
Grain can be held in storage bins, silos, or bags to protect it from pests, moisture, and other environmental factors. These containers are designed to keep the grain safe and preserve its quality until it is ready to be used or transported.
How many pounds does a grain semi trailer hold?
A grain semi trailer typically holds between 800 to 1,200 bushels of grain, depending on its size and design. Since one bushel of grain weighs approximately 60 pounds, this translates to a capacity of roughly 48,000 to 72,000 pounds of grain. However, the exact capacity can vary based on the specific trailer model and type of grain being transported.
What are grain trucks used for?
Grain trucks are used in the farming industry for transporting grain and cereal products from harvesting fields to processing, packaging or storing facilities. Looking like large dump trucks, they will often have open tops for easy loading and dump capabilities for easy unloading. They are primarily meant for short distance hauling, as this open body design does not offer protection from the elements or wildlife. Grain trucks are used to transport the grain while picking the crop. The grain truck drives slowly next to the machinery that separates the grain and pours it into the grain truck to be transported it's next destination.
What did steam trains carry?
Passengers, grain, livestock, coal, cotton, wool, the list goes on and on. In the time of the steam engine anything from that era would have been transported.
What is larger bale or grain capacity?
Bale capacity refers to the volume or weight of bales, typically used for storing and transporting hay or straw, while grain capacity refers to the volume of grain that can be stored or transported. Generally, grain capacity is larger than bale capacity because grains are typically stored in bulk and require more space for larger quantities. Additionally, grain storage facilities are designed to hold significant amounts of grain, often measured in bushels or tons, whereas bales are measured in individual units. Therefore, in most contexts, grain capacity is larger than bale capacity.
What happens to grains when it leaves the Midwest?
Grains leaving the Midwest may be transported to other parts of the country or exported internationally. They are processed at grain elevators, transported by truck, train, or barge to ports or processing facilities for further distribution. Once at their destination, grains can be used for food production, animal feed, or industrial purposes.
What do you call the yellow powder in flowers?
You are describing pollen grains. Each grain contains a male gamete that can fertilize the female ovule, to which pollen is transported by the wind, insects, or other animals.
How does Mercury get transported?
how does mercury get transported
How is salt transported?
Table salt is transported in bags; salt for industry is transported by trucks.
