"Ropiness In Milk And Cream" explores the causes, prevention, and remedies related to the defect of ropiness in milk and cream. This book is valuable for dairy farmers, milk processors, and anyone involved in the dairy industry. Archibald Robinson Ward provides detailed insights into the microorganisms responsible for ropiness, offering practical advice on maintaining milk quality and preventing spoilage. With a focus on applied science, the book bridges the gap between laboratory findings and real-world dairy practices, making it an enduring resource for those seeking to produce high-quality dairy products.
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