“jute”造句，怎麼用jute造句

The Bangladesh government is all set to restart the operations of two more closed jute mills, Daulatpur Jute Mill at Khalishpur in Khulna and Kawmi Jute Mill in Sirajganj.

It is uselessly laden with jute, and has been lying there idle for ever so long.

Those three wealthy ladies, hands short of jute and no slub of it for three years.

Shengma fiber is regenerated cellulose fiber made form jute and ambary and researched from similar production techniques with rayon.

Creative native-plant nurseries are starting to produce wetland plants varieties grown on jute and hemp MATS that can be unrolled and staked in place.

As for cotton, oil-bearing crops, soya beans, silk, tea, jute, sugar-cane, fruit and other items, please suggest a quota for each item for discussion.

At that piddling price, the young man calculated that the jute bag plus the labor to fill it with sugar actually exceeded the value of the sugar contents. How could he lose?

Agriculture: rice, jute, tea, wheat; beef.

fabric of jute or other textile bast fibres

The jute weaves the belt mainly to use in furniture's and so on sofa productions.

Health standard for flax,jute and ramie dusts in the air of workplace.

They are found in soil, decaying plant material, legumes, jute? Bers, PVC, timber, leather, among others, and are disseminated by dry spores and carried typically by wind.

With agriculture based on grain production, Zhejiang’s main crops include rice, wheat, maize, and jute etc, and Zhejiang is the first in the production volume of tea in China.

woven carpet jute or other textile bast fibres

All over the country fortunes were being made in textiles or related products. In Dundee the product was jute, in Paisley it was thread, in Kirkcaldy carpets.

The characteristics of jute fiber are described.

The waste paper we want: consists of baled corrugated containers having lines of either test liner, jute or Kraft. Prohibitive materials may not exceed: 1%. Total out throws may not exceed: 5%.

Twine, cordage, ropes and cables, of jute or other textile Bast fibres