Milk processing techniques - fermented milks

Training Material
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byInternational Livestock Centre for Africa

Abstract

In rural areas milk is processed either fresh or sour. Milk if left untreated, spoils in a short time due to rapid growth of spoilage organisms. Processing fresh milk into fermented milk is relatively simple. This module deals with processing fresh milk into fermented milk. This is done through 80 slides and a narrated tape. The slides and narration are printed in a booklet. The module also provides self test questions and reference material.

Authors

  • O'Connor, C.B.
  • Tripathi, B.R.

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