Wheat

Whole wheat flour, also called graham flour, is made from the endosperm, bran, and germ combined; it has a higher protein content than regular white flour.

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Using modern industrial agriculture methods, 100 bushels of corn can be produced with as little as half an hour of labor for the entire season. Large tractors, equipment, and harvesters make this possible, though the size of the farm largely determines how much total labor must be invested.

Wheat straw is normally used as bedding quite safely.If your horse eats too much of it ,it could cause colic as feces become impacted.Oat straw can be chopped and fed as chaff many chaff mixes contain oat straw.I wouldn't feed straw as colic is very painfull and disstressing and can kill.Chaff based mixes are a good source of fibre and safe to feed.If your using straw as bedding and your horse tends to eat it ,use diluted citronella or eucalyptus and spray over it should stop him/her eating it.

Spoonman. He was used to promote the new spoon-sized shredded wheat. The Spoonmen toys followed soon after.

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Wheat is a symbol of life and resurrection. When wheat is harvested, some of the grain falls to the ground. The next year new wheat grows, even though the field was bare for a while.

Yes, wheat bran is okay for fibroid patients to eat. Wheat bran is full of vitamin E.

Ukraine was once called the wheat bowl of the world.

The Paleo diet is a diet free of modern processed foods including most dairy and all grains. These recipes would fit your needs.

Unbleached wheat flour IS bleached by oxygen in the air during an aging process. Bleached flour uses chemicals (which may be dangerous to your health) to speed up the process. Unbleached flour will be off-white in color but nutritionally, bleached and unbleached flours are equivalent (very little nutritional value). In BOTh these flours the bran and germ have been removed (degerminated), making it a processed white flour.

Unbolted flour contains all the parts of the grain kernel. No nutrients are lost to chemical treatment or sifting. It is a sort of whole wheat. See 'Graham flour' or 'Graham crackers'.

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The ingredients of Stella Artois are Water, Malted Barley, Maize, Hops. (no wheat)

Yes, samba wheat have a low GI and slightly higher in fibre than other wheat varieties.

Yes, wheat grass can yield a second crop but it will not be as nutritionally rich as the first harvest. It is better to just harvest once, cut at the base, and re-plant new seed. I found a good page with a lot of facts and questions at wheat grasshome.com.

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Wheat is a plural noun (like sheep)

No. It has no effect.

Diabetes is a disease involving sugar and a hormone : insulin.

If you happen to be pre-diabetic AND you're fat, losing weight will help ... it may even prevent the disease from occurring. (Because the fat cells effect your ability to utilize the insulin that your body has.)

Wheat is a monocot. Rice, grasses, sugar cane, and bamboo are also monocots. There are over 60,000 different monocots.

my parakeets eat wheat that's in their bird seed so parakeets do.

Wheat came to America in the 1600, as early as 1608, to the Elizibeth Islands off the coast of Massachutessets... then the Indians died...

Nabisco bought the company that made Shredded Wheat which was located next to Niagara Falls, they just kept the picture that the original company used.

For wheat it was largely a matter of world supply. Several countries had poor yields during that time, so prices rose to reflect that. With corn it was primarily the somewhat speculative buying by ethanol producers in the US. For all commodities in that period, investment buyers (in this case, speculators) were adding their share to the price hikes. When the recession hit strongly in 2009, all speculative commodity purchasing dropped radically at the same time that world grain stocks were being replenished, so now grain prices have dropped to about 2007 levels.