oilcake

There was a dense fog too; as if it were a city in the clouds, which they had been travelling to all night up a magic beanstalk; and there was a thick crust upon the pavement like oilcake; which, one of the outsides

The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit 2006

He ruminates according to his nature, and consumes his destined portion of turnips or oilcake, until the time comes for his disappearance from the pastures, to be succeeded by other deep-lunged and fat-ribbed animals.

The Book of Snobs 2006

The most important agricultural products imported are vegetable oils, rice, wheat, oilcake and cotton.

ANC BRIEFING DEREK HANEKOM 1998

The most important agricultural products imported are vegetable oils, rice, wheat, oilcake and cotton.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1998

In addition, markets for oilcake had improved with the decline in consumption of carcass meal in European Union countries following the mad cow disease scare.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1996

"EU consumption of oilcake in the current calendar year should be around a million tons more than previously expected."

ANC Daily News Briefing 1996

Figure 23, A, indicates the expected IRR in relation to the rates of sunflower oil and oilcake recovery.

4. Financial Analysis of the Case Studies 1989

This corresponds to rates of supplementation of 1.5 per cent for urea or 10 - 15 per cent for oilcake.

Chapter 12 1979

(This figure is conservative, because a calf fed treated straw consumed slightly less oilcake/1,000 kg straw than the one fed untreated straw.)

Chapter 12 1979

The principal difference is in the splendid plant for steam-ploughing exhibited by Fowler & Son and by Aveling & Porter, and in the great number and variety of the machines and apparatus for preparing food for animals -- chaff-cutters, oat - and bean-bruisers and crushers, oilcake-grinders, boilers and steamers for feed and mills for rough grinding of grain.

Lippincott's Magazine, December 1878 Various