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Millets (/ˈmɪlɪts/) are a
highly varied group of small-seeded gr****es,
widely grown around the
world as
cereal crops or
grains for
fodder and
human food...
- Look up cultivation,
cultivate, or
cultivated in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cultivation may
refer to: The
state of
having or
expressing a good education...
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different entities.[clarification needed]
Extracting raw silk
starts by
cultivating the
silkworms on
mulberry leaves. Once the
worms start pupating in their...
- rototilling,
rolling with
cultipackers or
other rollers, harrowing, and
cultivating with
cultivator shanks (teeth).
Tillage that is
deeper and more thorough...
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practical for
small and
medium family farms for the
first time in history.
Cultivating was
somewhat of an
afterthought in the Fordson's design,
which reflected...
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settler is a
person who has migrated, who
takes up
residence on land and
cultivates it, as
opposed to a nomad.
Settler or
settlers may also
refer to: The...
- "Recreational
marijuana sales began in M****achusetts. Here's how it went.
Cultivate in
Leicester and New
England Treatment Access (NETA) in
Northampton made...
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series of four
Buddhist virtues and the
meditation practices made to
cultivate them. They are also
known as the four
immeasurables (Pāli: appamaññā)...
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traditional Chinese medicine and in
Chinese martial arts. The
attempt to
cultivate and
balance qi is
called qigong.
Believers in qi
describe it as a vital...
- shipyards),
cruise tourism, commerce, and
agriculture (wine
production and
cultivating lemons, oranges,
mandarin oranges, and olives). The city has been a Roman...
