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cereal
(redirected from Grain product)

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cereal
cultivated grain crops of barley, wheat, rye and oats, members of the plant family Poaceae (Graminae). See also barley, wheat, rye, oat.

cereal crop
oats, wheat, barley, rye crops used as grazing when immature or failed and short. Usually used when other feed is short and livestock are hungry. Hypomagnesemia, nitrate/nitrite poisoning and photosensitization may occur on immature green crops and lactic acid indigestion due to ingestion of grain on stunted mature crops.
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Consumer awareness of the benefits of whole grains is needed in order for industry to develop and launch successful whole grain products.
The availability of new whole grain products, as well as media coverage of the new dietary guidelines led to increased sales of whole grain products in 2005.
The availability of new whole grain products, as well as media coverage of the new dietary guidelines led to increased sales of whole grain products in 2005.
 
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