Converse of object

• malt: English ale was made with malted barley or even oats, not hops.

• sprout: The sprouting barley is turned by a machine resembling a lawn-mower.

• sow: In other fields autumn sown barley is already nearly ripe.

• roast: Guinness Red, a new product made from lightly roasted barley, will be launched in the UK over the next few months.

• grow: Growing barley in most farms in Scotland is a loss making exercise.

• dry: In earlier times this had been used to dry barley when the Dirleton Granary occupied this site.

Adjective modifier

• pearl: Whole wheat, brown rice, pearl barley, oats, bulgur wheat.

• wheat: The soil and sub-soil are clay, and the chief crops grown are wheat, barley, beans and peas.

• transgenic: Analysis of transgenic barley in a small scale field trial.

Modifies a noun

• cultivar: Several winter barley cultivars displayed good levels of resistance in field nurseries.

• malt: Offer it warm with rice syrup or barley malt added.

• stubble: They have also used the machine for drilling turnips straight on to winter barley stubble.

• straw: The straw I was using I felt was good quality barley straw which didnt seem too dusty?

• mildew: Barley mildew isolates continue to become more complex, the majority carrying eight or more virulence factors.

• loaf: So they gathered them up and filled twelve baskets with fragments from the five barley loaves, left by those who had eaten.

Noun used with modifier

• malting: Did farmers tell you where their nearest homes for milling wheat & malting barley are?

• spring: In the first place there was the problem over how much spring barley to sow.

• winter: Crops Winter wheat, winter barley & winter oats.

• feed: Feed barley can give higher yields per acre of both grain and straw.

• quality: The straw I was using I felt was good quality barley straw which didnt seem too dusty?