- A
press cake or oil cake is the
solid matter remaining after pressing something to
extract the liquids.
Their most
common use is in
animal feed. Some foods...
- effect. Mr.
Stillmark (1889)
finally precipitated, from the
seeds and
oilcake, a very
poisonous substance, Ricin, (about 3% of the air-dried seeds) that's...
-
plant tops and crop
residues can be used for silage. The
protein cake (
oilcake meal)
residue from oil
processing is used as
animal feed and soil fertilizer...
- foodstuffs,
including edible oil
seeds and oils;
cattle fodder,
including oilcakes and
other concentrates; raw
cotton whether ginned or unginned, and cotton...
-
Cubebin (C20H20O6) is a
crystalline organic compound isolated from
cubeb oilcake, and can be
chemically synthesized from cubebene. It was
discovered by...
- foodstuffs,
including edible oil
seeds and oils;
cattle fodder,
including oilcakes and
other concentrates; raw
cotton whether ginned or unginned, and cotton...
- goods,
including a 100%
tariff against Canadian rapeseed oil, peas, and
oilcakes, in
addition to a 25%
tariff on
Canadian "aquatic products" and pork. The...
- foodstuffs,
including edible oilseeds and oils (c)
cattle fodder,
including oilcakes and
other concentrates (d) raw cotton,
whether ginned or not ginned, and...
- by all feed producers. In France,
their use was
mitigated by the use of
oilcake tanned using a
process patented by INRA,
which was not
available in other...
-
Kuwah pliek u Aceh
Curry dish An
Acehnese gulai-like dish
cooked using oilcake, melinjo, long beans, peanuts,
papaya leaves, c****ava leaves, kecombrang...
