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Перевод: barley

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Тезаурус:

1. If I had kept a sizeable pig unit, I would have grown barley for grinding into meal.
2. Some farmers even go so far as to grow continuous cereal crops indefinitely - barley on the lighter land and winter wheat on the strong clays.
3. If you have one of the thousands of barley twist-legged tables produced from the Edwardian period onwards, the chances are that it will be coated with a dark, almost black varnish.
4. On my own ten-acre farm I grow one quarter of an acre of winter wheat and one quarter of winter rye (mainly for bread), and half an acre of undersown spring dredge mixture (oats, barley, rye, and peas) for feeding "on the straw".
5. Top barley in decline
6. The General Omnibus Company introduced to London, in 1929, the first six-wheeled bus, and in that year Chiswick experienced one of its greatest fires - Sanderson's Wallpaper Factory, situated beside the Public Library in Dukes Avenue and flanking Barley Mow Passage.
7. They gave her a jug of barley water and a clean glass.
8. Barley thrives in somewhat cooler climes and, being less "hungry", does not need such rich soil - it tends to grow too long and "lodge" on very strong soils - but it still needs a longish season to ripen well.
9. Pastoral barley on light land, giving a "good average" yield in excess of 6.3t/ha (2.5t/acre) was coming in at 13.5% moisture - "better than expected".
10. The barley and oat straw provide the main winter diet for beef cattle; the rolled oats and rolled or ground barley are fed to poultry, pigs, and bovine youngstock.
11. Feeling very daring, I would sit in a circle with them on the grass in Powis Square, and pretend to drink deeply as the cider or barley wine bottle passed around.
12. The darker colour of Scottish beer comes from the use of roasted barley or dark malt in addition to pale malt.
13. Simon Barley, Sheffield