Journal of Dairy Science · 1989 · 37 citations · 0 references
AgricultureAgricultural EconomicsDairy ScienceAgricultural MarketingDairy Product TechnologyMilk QualityDairy By-product UtilizationDairy ProcessingDairy ProductionMilk LipidsMilk ProductionDairy Production EconomicsMilk Fat AnalysisMilk Fat ChemistryMilk Fat Globule DistributionMilk Fat RecoveryMilk Fat SecretionMilk Pricing
The Wisconsin dairy industry has initiated development of a coordinated research program to increase the marketability of milk fat. In September 1988, the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board invited 15 researchers from industry and academia to a milk fat round Table. This meeting had three goals: 1) to assess current technologies used to process milk fat; 2) to identify the technological needs for advanced milk fat manipulation; and 3) to determine the research priorities required to fulfill these needs. The round table identified research priorities for milk fat, calling for the development of research data in the following areas: milk fat ingredient functionality, milk fat fermentation, milk fat fractionation and cholesterol removal, milk fat health