Strategies for Resource Extraction from Agricultural Products
A special issue of Agriculture (ISSN 2077-0472). This special issue belongs to the section "Agricultural Product Quality and Safety".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 October 2024 | Viewed by 100
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Interests: food chemistry; food quality; bioactive compounds
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Interests: essential oil; biotransformation; volatile compounds; organic synthesis; GC-MS analysis; NMR analysis; herbs; drying; pheromones; deeding deterrent
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Interests: food engineering; food processing using combined drying methods; drying kinetics and energy consumption; microencapsulation and other nanotechnology as a method for nutraceuticals production; modeling the quality of plant foods using innovative drying methods and pretreatments including osmotic dehydration; development of functional food products with pro-health properties dedicated to people with civilization diseases
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The Special Issue, titled "Strategies for Resource Extraction from Agricultural Products," focuses on innovative approaches to extracting resources from agricultural products. We anticipate that the articles presented will not only showcase strategies for extracting agricultural resources but also demonstrate modern processing techniques, including the drying of agricultural products. Special attention will be given to the impact of these processes on the quality and sensory aspects of the final products.
Key areas of interest include sustainable agriculture, advanced extraction technologies, and food chemistry. The editorial team aims to promote approaches based on bioeconomy, emphasizing the added value of processed agricultural materials. The unique contribution of this edition lies in the analysis of the ecological aspects of extraction and processing processes, underscoring their role in the context of sustainable development. This edition serves as a valuable source of information for scientists and professionals engaged in modern resource extraction strategies, food chemistry, and agricultural product processing technologies.
Dr. Anna Żołnierczyk
Prof. Dr. Antoni Szumny
Prof. Dr. Adam Figiel
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- resource extraction
- agricultural products
- sustainable agriculture
- bio-active-based materials
- extraction techniques
- eco-friendly processing
- chemical analysis
- analytical techniques
- biological activity
- sensory evaluation
- drying processes
