Wheat

NO. Wheat germ is a portion [at the tip] of a grain of wheat, while yeast is a microscopic "bug" for which we have many different uses [for example, in the fermentation process in the making of wine, beer, and distilled products, and also in the bread and pastry making processes.

The average temperature needed to grow wheat is 17*c.

The scientific name for wheat is Triticum aestivum.

cereal/grano entero

26 to 30 degrees for both. 28 degrees is most often used in design.

Depends how much flowers there are

I do not recommend wheat thins for kittens.

A list of ten agricultural tools and their uses would include a plow for making seed channels, a tractor for pulling machinery, a combine for harvesting, a planter for seeding, a disc for breaking up the earth, a hoe for weeding, a rake for smoothing the soil, shears for shearing sheep, a baler for baling hay, and an operator to run the machinery.

It all depends on what kind of year it is. If the prices of crops or livestock are high and his crops or llivestock is healthy, then the farmer could be very rich. If the livestock and crops are unheathy and the markey is bad, then the farm could go bankrupt.

Wheat is rich in vitamins and nutrients that promote healthy digestion and growth in animals. It is a good source of energy and protein, and it can help to maintain a healthy weight. Wheat grain can be fed whole or processed in many different ways. It can be fed in association with other ingredients, or mixed and processed into pellets in concentrate feeds. Some animals that eat wheat are rabbits, chickens, horses, cows, turtles, rats, birds, mice, turkeys, pigs, etc.

Flour, wheat ?

It is the second most important crop in Mexico, below corn. The Mexican state of Sonora - paradoxically, bordering the Sonoran desert - is where most of it production is made thanks to advanced irrigation techniques.

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Processed bran is unprocessed bran that has been subject to a short cooking process known as extrusion by which the bran is subject to a temperature of 120 degree C and at a pressure of 5.9 MPa. Processed bran is commonly used in food items such as snacks, bread products, breakfast items to make them more digestible. The extrusion process usually renders processed bran with less dietary fiber than unprocessed bran.

the pholophogus of wheat helps it evolove into the mature wheat we see today..... yes definetly...first it's a baby then a kid the a teenager, then an adult.Dumbbut! Just kidding I have no idea. I feel sorry for you though why do you need to know the growing stages of wheat. You must either be a nerd or someone studying for a science test.Or else you're both... Sorry i couldn't help.

Quinoa seeds are coated with saponin, which has a bitter taste, so the seeds are usually rinsed before cooking. Most commercially sold quinoa has already gone through this step. Like many other beans, grains, and seeds, quinoa can also be sprouted. This allows it to be eaten raw (it can also be cooked in this form). To sprout quinoa, soak the seeds for 30 minutes, drain, and then leave damp seeds in a cool dark place for 12 hours (or until you notice little white roots from the seeds). You can sprout them in the refrigerator. Rinse again and eat!

The washed quinoa will have a less bitter taste than the sprouted quinoa.

Mainly Kansas, but the winter wheat belt also extends into parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Missouri, and Illinois. Other states, particularly in the western US, also produce winter wheat, but the Southern Plains produces the greatest amount by far.

Simple answer: it depends. Brewer's yeast has more protein per ~30 g serving than wheat germ (16 g vs 6 g). Additionally, brewer's yeast has more fiber (6 g vs. 4 g) & fewer carbohydrates (13 g vs. 15 g), giving it a higher percentage fiber content per serving (~50 % of carbs compared to 25 % of carbs). This means it should be a lower glycemic food, a consideration worth noting for diabetics. Besides these facts, brewer's yeast has greater B vitamin content (all of the major B vitamins) than wheat germ. It has slightly lower folate content. Wheat germ has more mineral content for certain minerals (like manganese & zinc) than brewer's yeast, yet less copper, selenium, & chromium.

Does your question include the issue of "which food tastes better"? In terms of taste, brewer's yeast can be bitter (depending on the manufacturer), whereas wheat germ has a sweet flavor. Wheat germ (& perhaps brewer's yeast) may go rancid if not refrigerated/frozen.

The ultimate factor in determining which is best is evaluating which food best suits your needs without causing problems of excess. Situations such as protein need, carbohydrate requirements, & vitamin & mineral requirements should help you conclude what works for you.

Brewer's Yeast Info:

http://www.thedailyplate.com/nutrition-calories/food/lewis-labs/brewers-yeast

http://www.amazon.com/Brewers-Yeast-16-454-Pwdr/dp/B00068U27W/ref=pd_sim_hpc_3

Wheat Germ Info:

http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts/cereal-grains-and-pasta/5743/2

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No, chocolate itself does not contain wheat - but it is used in biscuits etc that do, so if you are worried about eating wheat then examine the ingredients list on the packet before buying.

Eating too much of anything will make that butt big.

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All grains contain starch, as starch is a storage of energy inside the seed to allow it to grow.

There is no word that has a meaning opposite to rice. Not all words have opposites.

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Wheat has thiamine in it