The agro-industrial complex

Leader, D.R.; Garrard, C.J.O.

doi:10.1049/ep.1970.0296

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“…Based on the data presented on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation, we calculate the average crop weight delivered to an elevator located in one of the regions of the Republic of Tatarstan [8]. Thanks to "Collection of specific indicators on production waste and its consumption" dated 7/03/1999 [9,25], we have an average value of husk formation during grain processing -26%. It will not be difficult to determine the total amount of grain waste of category III formation per one year of grain harvest [27].…”

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Greening by grain waste recycling in cereal industry

Dyganova

Gordeeva

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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Ecologically feasible ways of cereal wastes recycling are considered and their comparative analysis is carried out. The description of granulation methods for waste is especially investigated and the most effective technical solution for the studied elevator is proposed. Grain wastes of category III are not suitable for cattle and poultry feeding, therefore, they are stored in the territories adjacent to a grain processing enterprise for a certain time, and then they are taken to the landfill or burnt. The wastes include the wastes from the process of grain cleaning with the grain content of not more than 2% and with the presence of straw particles - buckwheat, oats, barley and suction husks, scouring black dust. The given waste type of elevator has properties that make it possible to use them as a secondary material resource. Their recycling acquires an important environmental, economic and energy-saving significance. In Western Europe, the use of solid fuels - granules and briquettes - has become widespread. The main types of plant-growing subcomplex wastes in agro-industrial complex, which are used for solid, liquid or gaseous biofuels production, are straw, cut and husk of cereals crops, peeling, corn shell, flax bonfire and other plant materials.

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“…For comparison, "RUF" and "NESTRO" fuel briquettes are not resistant to moisture or long-term transportation. They should be located close to the place of production [12][13][14]25].…”

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Greening by grain waste recycling in cereal industry

Dyganova

Gordeeva

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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Research of the use of digital technologies in the logistics of the poultry subcomplex

Kondratenko,

Sulimin,

Shvedov

2023

BIO Web Conf.

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The article provides an in-depth analysis of how advancements in digital technology are influencing and improving the logistics operations within the poultry subcomplex. The study focuses on the use of digital technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), blockchain, and advanced analytics in enhancing the efficiency, transparency, and traceability of the supply chain from farm to table. The paper begins with an overview of the current state of the poultry industry and the associated logistical challenges, such as waste reduction, ensuring product quality, and managing complex supply chains. It then delves into how digital technologies can help overcome these challenges. Through the use of real-world case studies, the authors provide a comprehensive examination of the practical implementation of these technologies and their resultant impact. The study finds that AI and advanced analytics allow for better decision-making through predictive modeling and real-time data analysis, thereby improving inventory management and demand forecasting. IoT applications provide constant monitoring of storage conditions and transportation, ensuring product quality and safety. Blockchain technology enhances the transparency and traceability of the supply chain, fostering trust among consumers.

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The agro-industrial complex

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Greening by grain waste recycling in cereal industry

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