The use of natural cold in the processing and storage of food in the extreme conditions of Yakutia

Abstract

The basic directions of development on the use of natural cold in the processing and storage of food in the extreme conditions of Yakutia are discussed in this paper.

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F. Abramov, A. (2013) The use of natural cold in the processing and storage of food in the extreme conditions of Yakutia. Agricultural Sciences, 4, 1-4. doi: 10.4236/as.2013.49B001.

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