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AGLS 2004 - Livestock Products Technology
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1 - Background
1.1 - Background & Rationale
1.1.1 Overview of Livestock Production Systems in CARICOM region
1.1.2 Importance of ruminants to our economies and to mankind
1.1.3 Non-Ruminant Livestock Production
1.1.4 The linkage between the production of food from livestock and crop
1.1.5 Factors Affecting Livestock Production
1.1.6 Types of Livestock Production Systems
1.2 – Influencing features of the Tropics
1.2.1 The Tropics Defined
1.2.2 The Diversity of the Tropical Environment
1.2.3 Climatic factors of prime importance to agriculture and animal production in the Tropics
1.2.4 Physical factors of prime importance to agriculture and animal production in the Tropics
1.2.5 Some socio-economic considerations of relevance to the Tropics
1.2.6 Animal Production in the Tropics: Status and Horizons
1.2.7 Features of Tropical Livestock Commodities
1.3 - Tropical Livestock Commodities
1.3.1 Tropical Livestock Commodities
2 - Milk and its Products
2.1 - Milk & Milk Products
2.1.1 Definition of Milk
2.1.2 Forms of Milk Products
2.2 - Fermented Milk Products
2.2.1 Cheese
2.2.2 Other Fermented Milk Products
2.2.3 FAO/Ministry of Agriculture Milk Preservation and Cheese-making Course 1999
2.3 - Ice cream and creams
2.3.1 Ice cream and creams
3 - Meat
3.1 - Conversion of Animals to Meat
3.1.1 Harvesting of Muscle from Animals
3.1.2 Making of Meat from Muscle
3.1.3 Preserving and Processing of Livestock Products
3.1.4 Methods of Meat Preservation
3.1.4.1 Smoke and Smoking
3.1.4.2 Salting and Pickling
3.1.5 Meat Chemistry
3.1.6 Meat Curing
3.1.6.1 Raw Material & Preparation
3.1.6.2 Techniques
3.1.6.3 Functions of Curing Ingredients
3.1.6.4 Ham Preparation
3.1.7 Beef and Veal
3.1.7.1 Description and Chemical Composition
3.1.7.2 Quality, Cuts and Aging
3.1.7.3 Grading
3.1.8 Carcass Diagrams
3.1.8.1 Cattle
3.1.8.2 Goat
3.1.8.3 Deer
3.1.8.4 Pig
3.1.9 Peccary Animal to Meat
3.2 - Mutton & Chevron
3.2.1 Mutton and Chevron
3.3 - Poultry Meats
3.3.1 Poultry Meats
3.4 - Pork
3.4.1 Sources and Composition
3.4.2 Grading and Cuts
3.4.3 Marketing
3.5 - Rabbit & Rabbit Meat
3.5.1 Rabbit and Rabbit Meat
3.6 - Wild Game
3.6.1 Wild Game
4 - Eggs
4.1 Eggs
5 - Feathers
5.1 Feathers
6 - Fish
6.1.1 Fish
6.1.2 CFTDI Course - Fish & Fishery Products
7 - Animal Products
7.1 - Skins & Hides
7.1.1 Leather
7.1.2 Tanning
7.1.3 Equipment and Drainage
7.1.4 Tanning Formulae
7.2 - Organs & Edible Products
7.2.1 Organs & Edible Products
7.3 - Inedible Products
7.3.1 Inedible Products
8 - Meat Products
8.1 - Processed Meat Products
8.1.1 Sausages
8.1.1.1 Types of Sausages
8.1.1.2 Manufacture of Sausages
8.1.2 Blood Products
8.1.3 Pickled & Cured Meats
8.1.4 Smoked Products
9 - Offal
9.1 Offal
10 - Organ Products
10.1 Organ Products
11 - Composting Animal Wastes
11.1 The Composting Process
11.2 Methods of Composting
11.3 Types and Uses of Compost
12 - Biogas
12.1 Biogas and uses
12.2 Biogas Research in the Caribbean
12.3 Additional Notes
13 - Tropical Livestock Commodity
13.1 Utilization of Tropical Livestock Commodity
14 - Tropical Livestock Products
14.1 Product Development
15 - Acknowledgements & References
15.1 Acknowledgements
15.2 References
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