Cereals: A Renewable Resource tackles questions of whether or not cereals are a viable renewable resource.

Cereals: A Renewable Resource is a valuable source of information for Agronomists, Food Scientists, Food Technologists, Economists, and administrators and other decision makers.

Contents:

1. Cereal Production
2. Economic Considerations in Industrial Utilization of Cereals
3. The Relative Economics of Wheat and Maize as Raw Materials for Starch Manufacture
4. Biomass: Source of Tomorrow's Chemicals
5. Harvest of Grain and Straw: Quantities and Qualities
6. Harvest and Separation of Whole-Crop Feed Barley
7. Multiobjective Optimization of a Grain Drying Process
8. Milling of Cereals for Total Utilization
9. The Separation of Fermentable Carbohydrate and Protein from Wheat by Wet-milling Under Australian Conditions
10. Application and Control of Thermoplastic Extrusion of Cereals for Food and Industrial Uses
11. Modification of Proteins for Functional and Nutritional Improvements
12. The Physical Properties of Wheat Proteins
13. Starch: Industrial Raw Material
14. Sweeteners From Cereals: The Interconversion of Function
15. Industrial Chemicals Form Cereals
16. Thermochemical Routes To Convert Biomass to Gaseous and Liquid Fuels
17. Bioconversion Processes
18. Microbial Processes for the Conversion of Lignocellulose/Hemicellulose Residues to Energy and Feedstuffs
19. Uses of Biosensors in Bioconversion Processes
20. Sorghum
21. Barley for Food, Feed and Industry
22. Wheat and Triticale-a Multiple Approach for Use as a Renewable Resource
23. Theory and Practice of Rice By-Products Utilization
24. Industrial Uses of Dry-Milled Corn Products
25. Properties and Industrial Uses of Corncobs
26. Utilization of Cereal Processing By-Products
27. Industrial Utilization of Straw
28. The Bioconversion of Waste Straw into Animal Feedstuffs
29. Processed Feed From Straw for Ruminants
30. Small-Scale Ethanol Production from Cereal Feedstocks
31. Gasohol: The U.S. Experience
32. Process Considerations for the Production of Ethanol from Cereals
33. Low Refined Plant Material as Diesel Fuel
34. Potential Fuel Production from Cereals-an Australian Assessment
35. Economic Evaluation of Industrial Use of Cereals-The Alcohol Fuel Case

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