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6 produkter
6 produkter
Inbunden, Engelska, 2026
2 553 kr
Skickas inom 5-8 vardagar
Comprehensive examination of the practical aspects of soybean processing techniques and utilization strategies, highlighting the importance of soybeans across industries Soybeans: Processing Techniques and Food Valorization presents a thorough examination of soybean science and technology. It starts with a detailed look at the historical significance, cultivation methods, and global impact of soybeans, setting the groundwork for an in-depth analysis of sustainable farming. The book emphasizes environmental and social factors, providing insights into enhancing soybean production while conserving resources and benefiting communities. Beyond growth practices, the book looks at the nutritional aspects of soybeans, emphasizing their health advantages and importance in diets. It discusses bioactive elements, highlighting the functional and medicinal benefits of soybeans, and leads into a comprehensive exploration of processing techniques. The journey from harvest to final product is outlined, covering the complexities of soybean processing, including the extraction, refinement, and application of soybean oil and protein. The book reviews marketing strategies for soybean value-added products, consumer trends and preferences in soybean consumption, and global trade dynamics of soybean products. Case studies of successful soybean value addition ventures are included in their own dedicated chapter. Soybeans also discusses: The diverse landscape of soybean-based food products, examining innovation and market trends in the food industryFunctions of soybean protein and oil in various products, ranging from baked goods to alternatives for meat and dairyUse of soybeans in biofuel production, traditional remedies, and their role in animal feed, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticalsEmerging research areas and opportunities in soybean science and technologyWays soybeans can contribute to food security and tackle global issues to promote sustainable growth and innovation globallySoybeans: Processing Techniques and Food Valorization serves as an all-encompassing guide for professionals and researchers aiming to explore the extensive possibilities of soybeans for a healthier and sustainable future.
E-bok
Engelska, 20262 992 kr
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Comprehensive examination of the practical aspects of soybean processing techniques and utilization strategies, highlighting the importance of soybeans across industries Soybeans: Processing Techniques and Food Valorization presents a thorough examination of soybean science and technology. It starts with a detailed look at the historical significance, cultivation methods, and global impact of soybeans, setting the groundwork for an in-depth analysis of sustainable farming. The book emphasizes environmental and social factors, providing insights into enhancing soybean production while conserving resources and benefiting communities. Beyond growth practices, the book looks at the nutritional aspects of soybeans, emphasizing their health advantages and importance in diets. It discusses bioactive elements, highlighting the functional and medicinal benefits of soybeans, and leads into a comprehensive exploration of processing techniques. The journey from harvest to final product is outlined, covering the complexities of soybean processing, including the extraction, refinement, and application of soybean oil and protein. The book reviews marketing strategies for soybean value-added products, consumer trends and preferences in soybean consumption, and global trade dynamics of soybean products. Case studies of successful soybean value addition ventures are included in their own dedicated chapter. Soybeans also discusses: The diverse landscape of soybean-based food products, examining innovation and market trends in the food industry Functions of soybean protein and oil in various products, ranging from baked goods to alternatives for meat and dairy Use of soybeans in biofuel production, traditional remedies, and their role in animal feed, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals Emerging research areas and opportunities in soybean science and technology Ways soybeans can contribute to food security and tackle global issues to promote sustainable growth and innovation globally Soybeans: Processing Techniques and Food Valorization serves as an all-encompassing guide for professionals and researchers aiming to explore the extensive possibilities of soybeans for a healthier and sustainable future.
E-bok
PDF, Engelska, 20262 992 kr
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Comprehensive examination of the practical aspects of soybean processing techniques and utilization strategies, highlighting the importance of soybeans across industries Soybeans: Processing Techniques and Food Valorization presents a thorough examination of soybean science and technology. It starts with a detailed look at the historical significance, cultivation methods, and global impact of soybeans, setting the groundwork for an in-depth analysis of sustainable farming. The book emphasizes environmental and social factors, providing insights into enhancing soybean production while conserving resources and benefiting communities. Beyond growth practices, the book looks at the nutritional aspects of soybeans, emphasizing their health advantages and importance in diets. It discusses bioactive elements, highlighting the functional and medicinal benefits of soybeans, and leads into a comprehensive exploration of processing techniques. The journey from harvest to final product is outlined, covering the complexities of soybean processing, including the extraction, refinement, and application of soybean oil and protein. The book reviews marketing strategies for soybean value-added products, consumer trends and preferences in soybean consumption, and global trade dynamics of soybean products. Case studies of successful soybean value addition ventures are included in their own dedicated chapter. Soybeans also discusses: The diverse landscape of soybean-based food products, examining innovation and market trends in the food industry Functions of soybean protein and oil in various products, ranging from baked goods to alternatives for meat and dairy Use of soybeans in biofuel production, traditional remedies, and their role in animal feed, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals Emerging research areas and opportunities in soybean science and technology Ways soybeans can contribute to food security and tackle global issues to promote sustainable growth and innovation globally Soybeans: Processing Techniques and Food Valorization serves as an all-encompassing guide for professionals and researchers aiming to explore the extensive possibilities of soybeans for a healthier and sustainable future.
Inbunden, Engelska, 2025
2 351 kr
Skickas inom 10-15 vardagar
Climate change, food, and nutritional insecurity pose the greatest challenges for the farming community, researchers, the private sector, civil society, and policymakers to develop more sustainable solutions ensuring food security, plant adaptability, and the mitigation of adverse effects on sustainable food production systems.
E-bok
Engelska, 20253 046 kr
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This contributed volume covers recent advancements in the development of climate-resilient agriculturally important crops by focusing on climate change, crop cultivation, crop breeding, and the application of novel biotechnological approaches in line with attaining second Sustainable Development Goal of zero hunger.
Climate-smart agriculture is a concept aimed at transforming and reorienting agricultural production systems to ensure food security in the ever-evolving situation of climate change. Widespread alterations in rainfall and temperature patterns have threatened agricultural production and elevated the vulnerability of human dependency on agriculture for food, feed, and fiber. Additionally, global food demand is estimated to increase to feed the estimated global population of 9.7 billion by the year 2050. Climate change, food, and nutritional insecurity pose the greatest challenges for the farming community, researchers, the private sector, civil society, and policymakers to develop more sustainable solutions ensuring food security, plant adaptability, and the mitigation of adverse effects on sustainable food production systems. This book will cover three pillars defined by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations for climate-smart agriculture: sustainable increase in agricultural production, adaptation, and plant resilience under climate change, and mitigation of environmental degradation through intensive agricultural practices. Furthermore, the book also highlights technological innovations taking place across different disciplines of agriculture to cater to both biotic and abiotic factors in agronomically important crops.
This book serves as a useful resource documenting all recent developments made to achieve sustainable crop production. It is an interesting read for master’s and doctoral-level students, academics, scientists, and researchers in the field of agronomy and agricultural biotechnology.
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Häftad, Engelska, 2026
2 371 kr
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This contributed volume covers recent advancements in the development of climate-resilient agriculturally important crops by focusing on climate change, crop cultivation, crop breeding, and the application of novel biotechnological approaches in line with attaining second Sustainable Development Goal of zero hunger.Climate-smart agriculture is a concept aimed at transforming and reorienting agricultural production systems to ensure food security in the ever-evolving situation of climate change. Widespread alterations in rainfall and temperature patterns have threatened agricultural production and elevated the vulnerability of human dependency on agriculture for food, feed, and fiber. Additionally, global food demand is estimated to increase to feed the estimated global population of 9.7 billion by the year 2050. Climate change, food, and nutritional insecurity pose the greatest challenges for the farming community, researchers, the private sector, civil society, and policymakers to develop more sustainable solutions ensuring food security, plant adaptability, and the mitigation of adverse effects on sustainable food production systems. This book will cover three pillars defined by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations for climate-smart agriculture: sustainable increase in agricultural production, adaptation, and plant resilience under climate change, and mitigation of environmental degradation through intensive agricultural practices. Furthermore, the book also highlights technological innovations taking place across different disciplines of agriculture to cater to both biotic and abiotic factors in agronomically important crops.This book serves as a useful resource documenting all recent developments made to achieve sustainable crop production. It is an interesting read for master’s and doctoral-level students, academics, scientists, and researchers in the field of agronomy and agricultural biotechnology.