Noun
Seed from which oil is expressed, as the castor bean; also, the plant yielding such seed. See Castor bean.
A cruciferous herb (Camelina sativa).
The sesame.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAbove the average, farmers tend to plant more soybeans than corn on their acreage as the oilseed yields a greater economic reward. Source: Internet
Another major industry was oilseed crushing. Source: Internet
For example, volunteer winter wheat will germinate to quite high levels in a following oilseed rape crop, usually requiring chemical control measures. Source: Internet
In 2004, Bunge acquired Cereol, parent of oilseed companies Central Soya and CanAmera Foods. citation In 2008, Bunge acquired Walter Rau, a margarine company, from Germany. Source: Internet
The ministry estimates that about K30 billion is lost annually through illicit trade from oilseed commodities. Source: Internet
Allowing more trade in biofuels will not only reduce the price pressures on the feedstocks currently used (maize and oilseed crops), but will also reduce the costs of achieving the targets. Source: Internet