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The course focuses on the production of food raw materials. The issues of agriculture production, storage and post-harvest handling are discussed. The students are familiarized with the basic qualitative parameters of selected raw materials (animal and plant origin) and with the legislative aspects and agricultural standards that influence the production of food raw materials. The course enhances awareness of the global "from farm to fork" approach to food production.
Last update: Rajchl Aleš (15.04.2025)
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The examination consists of a written and an oral part. Written part: 100% of the questions are open-ended. The maximum score is 100. Score: 100-90 points - A, 89-80 points - B, 79-70 points - C, 69-60 points - D, 59-50 points - E, 49-0 points - F. Oral part: two random questions or a supplementary question. The weighting of the written and oral parts is 1:1. If basic ignorance is identified during the oral examination (which the student should have been aware of during lectures), the oral part and thus the overall examination are graded F.
Last update: Rajchl Aleš (15.04.2025)
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Last update: Rajchl Aleš (15.04.2025)
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1. Introduction to food raw materials, basic raw material classification, history and present of agriculture, agricultural production, quality of food raw materials, and Czech agriculture 2. Harvesting and storage of food raw materials of plant origin, determination of the harvest time, reduction of post-harvest losses, factors affecting the shelf life, and storage of crops 3. Cereals, wheat, barley, rye, oats, triticale, maize, rice, millet, and other minor cereals, pseudo-cereals (buckwheat, etc.) 4. Sugar crops, sugar beet, sugar cane, minor sugar crops, sweet crops (stevia, etc.) 5. Starchy and inulin crops, potato, tropical starchy crops (manioc, batata, jam, taro, etc.), inulin crops (yacon, etc.) 6. Oilplants, palm trees, soybeans, rape, sunflower, mustard, poppy 7. Hops 8. Fruits and vegetables 9. Other minor crops (legumes, coffee, cocoa, tea) 10. Commercial characteristics of livestock, domestication, classification of livestock stock 11. Meat production, cattle, sheep, goat, pig, poultry, and fish 12. Milk production 13. Egg production 14. Minority animal products (honey, insects, etc.) Last update: Rajchl Aleš (15.04.2025)
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electronic study materials: https://e-learning.vscht.cz/ Last update: Fialová Jana (18.12.2017)
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Students will be able to:
• characterize selected food raw materials of plant and animal origin • choose the right raw materials for food technologies • assess the quality and safety of selected food raw materials • store and treat food raw materials properly
Last update: Rajchl Aleš (30.01.2018)
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