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Avena sativa
Still coarsely ground oat hulls and oat feed are reported to prevent gastric ulcers in swine. Oat hulls are basic in production of furfural, a chemical intermediate in the production of many industrial products (e.g. nylon, lubricating oils, butadiene, phenolic resin glues, and rubber tread compositions). Oats hulls ...
www.hort.purdue.edu
Partner Profile | Green Power Partnership | US EPA
In 2007, the University used oat hulls to generate 10 million kWh of electricity, which represents three percent of the power consumption on campus. The oat hulls were obtained from the Quaker Oats ...
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Sprouting
Swishing them about, (and especially inverting them,) helps to remove seed hulls. Drain your sprouts well, standing water is a good way to ... holes to root into than normal, use black unhulled seeds. The hulls are susceptible to mould so rinse well, ready in 10 days. ... hulls don’t move easily, let them float away by holding the sprouts underwater, ready in 5 days but you can grow longer. Oats – use oat ...
www.primalseeds.org
The Campaign Against Sulfuryl Fluoride
Rice (hulls) 31 ppm: Rice (bran) 30 ppm: Corn (field, meal) 25 ppm: Rice (wild grain & polished) 25 ppm: Oat (grain) 20 ... • soybean, aspirated grain fractions • soybean, crude oil • soybean, hulls • soybean, meal • soybean, refined oil • soybean, seed • ... can be fumigated (up to 10 ppm): almond • almond, hulls • beechnut • butternut • cashew • chestnut • chinquapin • ...
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