Black chaff hi-res stock photography and images

Helianthus annus, Sunflower with black chaff removed from section of the flowerhead's centre revealing ripe seeds, close up. Stock Photo

RMPFKXGX–Helianthus annus, Sunflower with black chaff removed from section of the flowerhead's centre revealing ripe seeds, close up.

Photograph - Loading Cargo onto a Ship, Melbourne, Victoria, 1920-1939, Black and white image of horses and chaff being loaded onto a cargo ship in Melbourne. It is one of a collection of fifteen black and white photographs showing passenger and cargo ships in Australian waters in the 1920s and 1930s Stock Photo

RM2A2X405–Photograph - Loading Cargo onto a Ship, Melbourne, Victoria, 1920-1939, Black and white image of horses and chaff being loaded onto a cargo ship in Melbourne. It is one of a collection of fifteen black and white photographs showing passenger and cargo ships in Australian waters in the 1920s and 1930s

Amphitecna macrophylla, commonly known as black calabash or chaff-bush Stock Photo

RF2RC3WK1–Amphitecna macrophylla, commonly known as black calabash or chaff-bush

Black Dogon woman separating grain from chaff by wind winnowing sorghum / durra / jowari / milo, Mali, West Africa Stock Photo

RMBEP330–Black Dogon woman separating grain from chaff by wind winnowing sorghum / durra / jowari / milo, Mali, West Africa

RF2RB5CT3–Amphitecna macrophylla, commonly known as black calabash or chaff-bush

Girton as a School of Agriculture. Carrying chaff from the cutter to the barn. 1917's Stock Photo

RM2BW2KB7–Girton as a School of Agriculture. Carrying chaff from the cutter to the barn. 1917's

African woman removing chaff from corn in rural village in Zimbabwe Stock Photo

RMAJ65GM–African woman removing chaff from corn in rural village in Zimbabwe

RFKRGW88–Coffee plants in a nursery

RFKRAG0R–Coffee plants in a nursery

RFKPEXTA–Coffee plants in a nursery

Cambodia: A 1925 photograph of a farmer winnowing rice. Wind winnowing is an agricultural method developed by ancient cultures for separating grain from chaff. It is also used to remove weevils or other pests from stored grain. Threshing, the separation of grain or seeds from the husks and straw, is the step in the chaff-removal process that comes before winnowing. In its simplest form it involves throwing the mixture into the air so that the wind blows away the lighter chaff, while the heavier grains fall back down for recovery. Stock Photo

RM2B00WT3–Cambodia: A 1925 photograph of a farmer winnowing rice. Wind winnowing is an agricultural method developed by ancient cultures for separating grain from chaff. It is also used to remove weevils or other pests from stored grain. Threshing, the separation of grain or seeds from the husks and straw, is the step in the chaff-removal process that comes before winnowing. In its simplest form it involves throwing the mixture into the air so that the wind blows away the lighter chaff, while the heavier grains fall back down for recovery.

RFKPN4XB–Coffee plants in a nursery

Set of material for growing the plant. Rice chaff, Black chafe, Coconut shells hair and spathe, Dry tree leaf, Chemical fertilizer, Pure Soil and mixe Stock Photo

RF2B2F8RD–Set of material for growing the plant. Rice chaff, Black chafe, Coconut shells hair and spathe, Dry tree leaf, Chemical fertilizer, Pure Soil and mixe

An old engraving of a large grain hulling machine of the 1800s. It is from a Victorian mechanical engineering book of the 1880s. Grains such as rice required a huller or husker to mechanically remove the chaff (the outer husks) of the grains. Traditionally, it would be pounded using some form of mortar and pestle. The Engelberg huller, designed by German Brazilian engineer Evaristo Engelberg in Brazil and first patented in 1885, used steel rollers to remove the husk. Here the huller uses abrasive rotating conical abrasive disks to first remove the husks. Stock Photo

RM2RDY8D3–An old engraving of a large grain hulling machine of the 1800s. It is from a Victorian mechanical engineering book of the 1880s. Grains such as rice required a huller or husker to mechanically remove the chaff (the outer husks) of the grains. Traditionally, it would be pounded using some form of mortar and pestle. The Engelberg huller, designed by German Brazilian engineer Evaristo Engelberg in Brazil and first patented in 1885, used steel rollers to remove the husk. Here the huller uses abrasive rotating conical abrasive disks to first remove the husks.

Male chaff, blue cushion (Aubrieta) on white ground, Germany Stock Photo

RF2FNE8E9–Male chaff, blue cushion (Aubrieta) on white ground, Germany

EGGS. Pied Wagtail; Woodcock; Swift; Black-Headed Gull 1901 old antique print Stock Photo

RFMN4T2Y–EGGS. Pied Wagtail; Woodcock; Swift; Black-Headed Gull 1901 old antique print

Woman in traditional clothes sitting on wheeled cart sells animal fodder in quiet street scene in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India. Stock Photo

RF2AYM90X–Woman in traditional clothes sitting on wheeled cart sells animal fodder in quiet street scene in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India.

Donkey ready for work eating Stock Photo

RFB8BB25–Donkey ready for work eating

Studio shot of black stone textured splatter in black background. Split debris of stone Stock Photo

RF2JMBM2R–Studio shot of black stone textured splatter in black background. Split debris of stone

Chaff and flare dispensers on a U.S. Army UH-60L Blackhawk. Stock Photo

RFD4WRKA–Chaff and flare dispensers on a U.S. Army UH-60L Blackhawk.

chiff chaff or lesser pettichaps sylvia rufa willow warbler sylvia trochilus Stock Photo

RFBD7W41–chiff chaff or lesser pettichaps sylvia rufa willow warbler sylvia trochilus

Mark 36 Super Rapid Bloom off board chaff (SRBOC) on the USS New Jersey Iowa Class Battleship, Delaware River, New Jersey, United States. Stock Photo

RMKTDTM3–Mark 36 Super Rapid Bloom off board chaff (SRBOC) on the USS New Jersey Iowa Class Battleship, Delaware River, New Jersey, United States.

Black Dogon women separating grain from chaff by wind winnowing sorghum / durra / jowari / milo, Mali, West Africa Stock Photo

RMBEP31J–Black Dogon women separating grain from chaff by wind winnowing sorghum / durra / jowari / milo, Mali, West Africa

RF2RB5CWA–Amphitecna macrophylla, commonly known as black calabash or chaff-bush

RM2BW2BPW–Girton as a School of Agriculture. Carrying chaff from the cutter to the barn. 1917's

RMAKE177–Chaff cutting machinery

RMDTTEHN–Chiff Chaff Hippolais rufa

A woman winnowing soy beans by hand on Kharma Soya Farm in Wapoli, Saboba District, Ghana. Stock Photo

RMFXWA9M–A woman winnowing soy beans by hand on Kharma Soya Farm in Wapoli, Saboba District, Ghana.

Horse eating out of chaff bag Stock Photo

RME3H7FF–Horse eating out of chaff bag

sheeps in a meadow, black sheep Stock Photo

RFF98DFA–sheeps in a meadow, black sheep

RFKPN523–Coffee plants in a nursery

RF2B2F8RB–Set of material for growing the plant. Rice chaff, Black chafe, Coconut shells hair and spathe, Dry tree leaf, Chemical fertilizer, Pure Soil and mixe

sheeps in a meadow, black sheep in the water Stock Photo

RFGN9JME–sheeps in a meadow, black sheep in the water

There are many machines on a farm that need constant maintenance and repair. Apart from the hydro-electric plant, there is the chaff-cutter and farm tools. All these parts are made by Captain Kirby in the workshop which he has built up and equipped himself. September 20, 1951.;There are many machines on a farm that need constant maintenance and repair. Apart from the hydro-electric plant, there is the chaff-cutter and farm tools. All these parts are made by Captain Kirby in the workshop which he Stock Photo

RM2HX61F8–There are many machines on a farm that need constant maintenance and repair. Apart from the hydro-electric plant, there is the chaff-cutter and farm tools. All these parts are made by Captain Kirby in the workshop which he has built up and equipped himself. September 20, 1951.;There are many machines on a farm that need constant maintenance and repair. Apart from the hydro-electric plant, there is the chaff-cutter and farm tools. All these parts are made by Captain Kirby in the workshop which he

Dark chocolate,candy and cup of coffee on a wooden table Stock Photo

RFH7EPDK–Dark chocolate,candy and cup of coffee on a wooden table

The Wheat & The Chaff, 1728. Stock Photo

RM2B7PGY4–The Wheat & The Chaff, 1728.

RF2M1A0YC–Chiff-chaff in reed grass

RF2JMBM2Y–Studio shot of black stone textured splatter in black background. Split debris of stone.

'Chaff-Cutter', c1813. Artist: Edmund Turrell. Stock Photo

RMW7F56R–'Chaff-Cutter', c1813. Artist: Edmund Turrell.

RMFYF63A–sheeps in a meadow, black sheep in the water

RMHT3CN1–'Chaff-Cutter', c1813. Artist: Edmund Turrell.

Coffee seeds in a plantation, Thailand. Stock Photo

RFFJ05H9–Coffee seeds in a plantation, Thailand.

RF2RB5CWB–Amphitecna macrophylla, commonly known as black calabash or chaff-bush

top view of psyllium husk in black bowl isolated on white background Stock Photo

RF2G03KGE–top view of psyllium husk in black bowl isolated on white background

RF2RC3T3W–Amphitecna macrophylla, commonly known as black calabash or chaff-bush

Hybridizing wheat and emmer . Fig. 9. Heads of unclassified plants; I Wheat type; II Elnkorn type;III, IV, V; and VI Glut types. 24,. Fig. 10 Heads of imclassifled plants con-tinued: YII-X all qIvOd typesmost of which are sterile. Table III. 25. ronesParisPride EarlyArcadian RedHussar PrideofGenesee Total Black chaff 36 11 61 10 179 thite chaff 6 3 22 3 53 Bearded 15 5 25 13 87 Intermediate Bearded 16 5 37 0 90 Beardless 11 4 24 C 64 (Bearded Black r, 5 0 0 8 Emmer Bearded White -I 0 1 Type Beardless Black 00 c ,0 -ii- 0 Bear^Tless Tvhite X 0 Bearded Black 30 1 3 1 12 Spelt Bearded V/hite 1 0 Stock Photo

RM2ANAWPP–Hybridizing wheat and emmer . Fig. 9. Heads of unclassified plants; I Wheat type; II Elnkorn type;III, IV, V; and VI Glut types. 24,. Fig. 10 Heads of imclassifled plants con-tinued: YII-X all qIvOd typesmost of which are sterile. Table III. 25. ronesParisPride EarlyArcadian RedHussar PrideofGenesee Total Black chaff 36 11 61 10 179 thite chaff 6 3 22 3 53 Bearded 15 5 25 13 87 Intermediate Bearded 16 5 37 0 90 Beardless 11 4 24 C 64 (Bearded Black r, 5 0 0 8 Emmer Bearded White -I 0 1 Type Beardless Black 00 c ,0 -ii- 0 Bear^Tless Tvhite X 0 Bearded Black 30 1 3 1 12 Spelt Bearded V/hite 1 0

RF2Y1KW6G–Harvest

RME3HD2M–Horse eating out of chaff bag

Black and White Illustration from the Loutrell Psalter circa 1340; Threshing Corn Stock Photo

RMBRM94K–Black and White Illustration from the Loutrell Psalter circa 1340; Threshing Corn

RMA9R1BB–African woman removing chaff from corn in rural village in Zimbabwe

'Corn versus Chaff', 1860. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMW7CFFG–'Corn versus Chaff', 1860. Artist: Unknown

California: c. 1930 Two California Native American women winnowing wheat to separate the kernels from the chaff. Stock Photo

RM2RF9KDD–California: c. 1930 Two California Native American women winnowing wheat to separate the kernels from the chaff.

RF2DE6E13–Horse Eating by Ground

California: c. 1930 After the kernels were separated from the chaff, the wheat was placed in stone mortars and pounded into a coarse meal with heavy stone pestles. These grinding tools had been used by the Native Americans long before the Spanish padres came to California. Stock Photo

RM2RF9KD0–California: c. 1930 After the kernels were separated from the chaff, the wheat was placed in stone mortars and pounded into a coarse meal with heavy stone pestles. These grinding tools had been used by the Native Americans long before the Spanish padres came to California.

black woman putting her finger on her chin Stock Photo

RFD8BXBX–black woman putting her finger on her chin

Northants farmers weekly school -Young farmers Chaff cutting . 1 January 1946 Stock Photo

RM2Y70WC8–Northants farmers weekly school -Young farmers Chaff cutting . 1 January 1946

RF2B96TEM–Photograph - Loading Cargo onto a Ship, Melbourne, Victoria, 1920-1939, Black and white image of horses and chaff being loaded onto a cargo ship in Melbourne. It is one of a collection of fifteen black and white photographs showing passenger and cargo ships in Australian waters in the 1920s and 1930s., Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light rays radiance. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Photography inspired by futurism, embracing dynamic energy of modern technology, movement, speed and revolutionize culture.

Sharon Cooper-Murray, a Gullah historic actor demonstrates how enslaved people winnowed Carolina Gold rice to separate the grain from the chaff using a Fanner baskets on the Charles Pinckney Snee Farm plantation at the Charles Pinckney National Historic Site in Mt Pleasant, South Carolina. Pinckney, a Founding Father of the United States, once owned 58 enslaved African-Americans at the plantation. Stock Photo

RM2WRXY45–Sharon Cooper-Murray, a Gullah historic actor demonstrates how enslaved people winnowed Carolina Gold rice to separate the grain from the chaff using a Fanner baskets on the Charles Pinckney Snee Farm plantation at the Charles Pinckney National Historic Site in Mt Pleasant, South Carolina. Pinckney, a Founding Father of the United States, once owned 58 enslaved African-Americans at the plantation.

Split debris of stone exploding with white powder against black background. Stock Photo

RFRY1TAW–Split debris of stone exploding with white powder against black background.

Animal enclosure constructed from dry stone walling with fodder drying on roof under brilliant blue sky in summer in Nako, Himachal Pradesh, India. Stock Photo

RF2B6XWT5–Animal enclosure constructed from dry stone walling with fodder drying on roof under brilliant blue sky in summer in Nako, Himachal Pradesh, India.

A john deere combine kicks up large clouds of dust while harvesting soybeans on an early October evening. Combine is mostly silhouetted against clouds Stock Photo

RF2YAPC13–A john deere combine kicks up large clouds of dust while harvesting soybeans on an early October evening. Combine is mostly silhouetted against clouds

Woman sorting rice from chaff on a hillside ion Northern Vietnam Stock Photo

RMAN575N–Woman sorting rice from chaff on a hillside ion Northern Vietnam

Plant nursery of Mexican marigold flower with rice chaff Stock Photo

RFR6YN03–Plant nursery of Mexican marigold flower with rice chaff

RF2RC3T3T–Amphitecna macrophylla, commonly known as black calabash or chaff-bush

A woman wearing a traditional Islamic hijab winnows her cowpea harvest on her family’s farm in Tahoua Region, Niger, West Africa. Winnowing is the act of blowing air through the grain to remove the chaff and debris. Stock Photo

RM2C9D98H–A woman wearing a traditional Islamic hijab winnows her cowpea harvest on her family’s farm in Tahoua Region, Niger, West Africa. Winnowing is the act of blowing air through the grain to remove the chaff and debris.

Females in Abuja are struggling and making strides in a local cassava processing factory under difficult conditions to produce flour as they wash out chaff from fermented cassava. In the face of economic uncertainties, these young girls and women are navigating various challenges to empower themselves, provide jobs for others and sustain livelihoods. Most of the women here are breadwinners, and they fend for their families. Nigeria. Stock Photo

RM2XTCAXR–Females in Abuja are struggling and making strides in a local cassava processing factory under difficult conditions to produce flour as they wash out chaff from fermented cassava. In the face of economic uncertainties, these young girls and women are navigating various challenges to empower themselves, provide jobs for others and sustain livelihoods. Most of the women here are breadwinners, and they fend for their families. Nigeria.

Left Grazing near a disused quarry in Hawthorn at the week-end, Peter, a horse owned by Mr G. Young apparently thought there was better feed elsewhere, so he fell 75ft. into the pit. Peter was unhurt. Today's picture shows him feeding on chaff which his owner carried down to him today. The dotted line shows Peter's unorthodox track. June 2, 1949. Stock Photo

RM2HX5FJM–Left Grazing near a disused quarry in Hawthorn at the week-end, Peter, a horse owned by Mr G. Young apparently thought there was better feed elsewhere, so he fell 75ft. into the pit. Peter was unhurt. Today's picture shows him feeding on chaff which his owner carried down to him today. The dotted line shows Peter's unorthodox track. June 2, 1949.

Hay bales field in black and white Stock Photo

RFAN63MP–Hay bales field in black and white

Chiff Chaff is a common European bird and similiar to the warblers, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration. Stock Vector

RF2B76E4Y–Chiff Chaff is a common European bird and similiar to the warblers, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration.

The Meat Market, Smithfield, [London], at two in the morning, 1870. 'Hours before daylight, the New Smithfield Market is a scene of busy traffic...The supply is kept up by the dead-meat trains, which arrive during the night on most of the leading railway lines. There is very little repose about the market. Meat-vans are driving up to its gates, or returning to the butchers, with carcasses piled high upon them...The noisy shouts, the glimmering gaslights, the flambeaux, if the morning is foggy, the barking of dogs, the endless chaff, the bustle of the whole scene, cannot be realised by those wh Stock Photo

RM2XT31CR–The Meat Market, Smithfield, [London], at two in the morning, 1870. 'Hours before daylight, the New Smithfield Market is a scene of busy traffic...The supply is kept up by the dead-meat trains, which arrive during the night on most of the leading railway lines. There is very little repose about the market. Meat-vans are driving up to its gates, or returning to the butchers, with carcasses piled high upon them...The noisy shouts, the glimmering gaslights, the flambeaux, if the morning is foggy, the barking of dogs, the endless chaff, the bustle of the whole scene, cannot be realised by those wh

A winnowing van, a bread basket, into which the corn mixed with chaff was received after trashing, and was then thrown in the direction of the wind. V Stock Vector

RF2C9CA0R–A winnowing van, a bread basket, into which the corn mixed with chaff was received after trashing, and was then thrown in the direction of the wind. V

RF2DE6EXM–Horses Eating Straw

This image describe the part of yarrow, a point describe top part of the flower and point B describes, longitudinal section, receptacle, chaff, involu Stock Vector

RFT5YPDC–This image describe the part of yarrow, a point describe top part of the flower and point B describes, longitudinal section, receptacle, chaff, involu

The farmer fanning wheat separating the wheat from the chaff, horse background Stock Photo

RF2XRMFHR–The farmer fanning wheat separating the wheat from the chaff, horse background

Elderly black men smoking a cigar in the streets of Havana Cuba Stock Photo

RMAC4H64–Elderly black men smoking a cigar in the streets of Havana Cuba

cow with black and white spots lying in the hay of the barn Stock Photo

RFMPBX0R–cow with black and white spots lying in the hay of the barn

RM2WRXY41–Sharon Cooper-Murray, a Gullah historic actor demonstrates how enslaved people winnowed Carolina Gold rice to separate the grain from the chaff using a Fanner baskets on the Charles Pinckney Snee Farm plantation at the Charles Pinckney National Historic Site in Mt Pleasant, South Carolina. Pinckney, a Founding Father of the United States, once owned 58 enslaved African-Americans at the plantation.

Gray rocks splatter in white powder background. Split debris of stone caused by explosion against black background. Stock Photo

RFTTBX20–Gray rocks splatter in white powder background. Split debris of stone caused by explosion against black background.

Black and white low angle view of straw bale on freshly harvested grain field. Countryside before summer thunderstorm. Stock Photo

RF2F35J80–Black and white low angle view of straw bale on freshly harvested grain field. Countryside before summer thunderstorm.

A Fulani woman separates millet seed from chaff in a village in southwestern Niger. Stock Photo

RMB50CTK–A Fulani woman separates millet seed from chaff in a village in southwestern Niger.

A Nepali man dries rice and separates the chaff - Bhaktapur, Nepal 1991 Stock Photo

RM2XW66K5–A Nepali man dries rice and separates the chaff - Bhaktapur, Nepal 1991

Separating Chaff. November 10, 1953. (Photo by Press Information Bureau Government of India). Stock Photo

RM2HX4TC7–Separating Chaff. November 10, 1953. (Photo by Press Information Bureau Government of India).

RF2RC3T3X–Amphitecna macrophylla, commonly known as black calabash or chaff-bush

RM2C9D96M–A woman wearing a traditional Islamic hijab winnows her cowpea harvest on her family’s farm in Tahoua Region, Niger, West Africa. Winnowing is the act of blowing air through the grain to remove the chaff and debris.

RM2XTCAK1–Females in Abuja are struggling and making strides in a local cassava processing factory under difficult conditions to produce flour as they wash out chaff from fermented cassava. In the face of economic uncertainties, these young girls and women are navigating various challenges to empower themselves, provide jobs for others and sustain livelihoods. Most of the women here are breadwinners, and they fend for their families. Nigeria.

Nepali woman separates the rice from the chaff in a village near Bodha Himal - Nepal Stock Photo

RM2XPEKRN–Nepali woman separates the rice from the chaff in a village near Bodha Himal - Nepal

Treated wheat seed is loaded into a hopper in preparation for planting in a fa Stock Photo

RMEG9408–Treated wheat seed is loaded into a hopper in preparation for planting in a fa

RMJJ5END–Chaff, bamboo, ball, Brazil

Farm Buildings erected for the Earl of Macclesfield, at Shirburn, Oxon., 1857. View '...without the roofs...One main feature in the buildings is the extensive nature of the machinery department, and the several purposes for which steam power is made available - viz., for thrashing the corn of the farm, cutting chaff for the horses and cattle, crushing oats and beans, grinding corn, drawing water from a deep well to supply a cistern, from which the water is conveyed by iron piping throughout all parts of the homestead, and also for sawing timber, both in the round and in plank, for the use of t Stock Photo

RM2R8Y38R–Farm Buildings erected for the Earl of Macclesfield, at Shirburn, Oxon., 1857. View '...without the roofs...One main feature in the buildings is the extensive nature of the machinery department, and the several purposes for which steam power is made available - viz., for thrashing the corn of the farm, cutting chaff for the horses and cattle, crushing oats and beans, grinding corn, drawing water from a deep well to supply a cistern, from which the water is conveyed by iron piping throughout all parts of the homestead, and also for sawing timber, both in the round and in plank, for the use of t

This illustration represents Winnowing Machine which is used to separate yield from chaff, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration. Stock Vector

RFT5WB06–This illustration represents Winnowing Machine which is used to separate yield from chaff, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration.

RF2DE6DPY–Horse Eating

Straw chopper of Champagne, vintage engraved illustration. Stock Vector

RFEW474J–Straw chopper of Champagne, vintage engraved illustration.

NEW HOLLAND, PENNSYLVANIA - August 4, 2024.Horses separating the wheat from the chaff, threshing wheat by running two horses in circles Stock Photo

RF2XRMFDX–NEW HOLLAND, PENNSYLVANIA - August 4, 2024.Horses separating the wheat from the chaff, threshing wheat by running two horses in circles

top view of pile of psyllium husk close up on black ceramic plate Stock Photo

RF2G03YD6–top view of pile of psyllium husk close up on black ceramic plate

hands of an elderly woman while working with straw with vintage black and white toned effect Stock Photo

RFT2MWK1–hands of an elderly woman while working with straw with vintage black and white toned effect

RM2WRXY46–Sharon Cooper-Murray, a Gullah historic actor demonstrates how enslaved people winnowed Carolina Gold rice to separate the grain from the chaff using a Fanner baskets on the Charles Pinckney Snee Farm plantation at the Charles Pinckney National Historic Site in Mt Pleasant, South Carolina. Pinckney, a Founding Father of the United States, once owned 58 enslaved African-Americans at the plantation.

041210-N-2143T-015 Pacific Ocean (Dec. 10, 2004) - Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Travis Turner of Camache, Iowa, removes a chaff and flare countermeasure bucket from an EA-6B Prowler, assigned to the ÒBlack RavensÓ of Electronic Attack Squadron One Three Five (VAQ-135) aboard USS Nimitz (CVN 68). Nimitz is currently conducting Composite Training Unit Exercise off the coast of southern California. U.S. Navy photo by PhotographerÕs Mate 3rd Maebel Tinoko (RELEASED) US Navy 041210-N-2143T-015 Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Travis Turner of Camache, Iowa, removes a chaff and flare countermeasure bucket Stock Photo

RMHFE6NF–041210-N-2143T-015 Pacific Ocean (Dec. 10, 2004) - Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Travis Turner of Camache, Iowa, removes a chaff and flare countermeasure bucket from an EA-6B Prowler, assigned to the ÒBlack RavensÓ of Electronic Attack Squadron One Three Five (VAQ-135) aboard USS Nimitz (CVN 68). Nimitz is currently conducting Composite Training Unit Exercise off the coast of southern California. U.S. Navy photo by PhotographerÕs Mate 3rd Maebel Tinoko (RELEASED) US Navy 041210-N-2143T-015 Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Travis Turner of Camache, Iowa, removes a chaff and flare countermeasure bucket

little wooden scoop in Psyllium husk on black plate Stock Photo

RF2FNJ2XW–little wooden scoop in Psyllium husk on black plate

Preserved salted duck eggs on white background Stock Photo

RFD932T5–Preserved salted duck eggs on white background

. Bulletin. Agriculture -- New Hampshire. 134 EXPERIMENTS WITH ROOTS AND FORAGE CROPS TEOSINTE (Reana luxurians) This is anotlier of the corn type of plants. It is noted for its stooling or suckering habits. Doubtless there is no forage plant that equals it in this respect. Its origin is South America. It was grown at the Sta- tion in 1896, and did fairly well, but not in comparison with ordi- nary corn. Under fa- vorable conditions, it is said to produce as high as four cuttings in a season. Its height va- ries from 3 to 7 feet. KAFFIR CORN Three varieties,— white, red, and black chaff—have b Stock Photo

RMRH08XC–. Bulletin. Agriculture -- New Hampshire. 134 EXPERIMENTS WITH ROOTS AND FORAGE CROPS TEOSINTE (Reana luxurians) This is anotlier of the corn type of plants. It is noted for its stooling or suckering habits. Doubtless there is no forage plant that equals it in this respect. Its origin is South America. It was grown at the Sta- tion in 1896, and did fairly well, but not in comparison with ordi- nary corn. Under fa- vorable conditions, it is said to produce as high as four cuttings in a season. Its height va- ries from 3 to 7 feet. KAFFIR CORN Three varieties,— white, red, and black chaff—have b

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