grains

They lived in brick houses and buried their dead along with daily necessities like food grains and pots in massive burial urns in Kondagai.

The 20-year-old rice cooker that bears its scuffs with dignity, but still turns out perfect grains.

Piridzhanyan agreed, recommending that parents rotate through the five food groups throughout the week, packing different fruits, vegetables, grains, proteins and dairy.

Bioethanol, can be made from waste oil or grains and is used as an additive to fuels, to reduce climate-damaging emissions.

Mohammad Younus, who supplies grains to a feeding spot in Delhi, argues that all animals can spread diseases if hygiene is not maintained.