Green Valleys | The Climate Leap (Klimatklivet) – What It Means for Agriculture
This presentation was recorded at the Green Valleys Final Conference – From Research to Policy and Practice, held on November 11, 2025. In this [...]
This presentation was recorded at the Green Valleys Final Conference – From Research to Policy and Practice, held on November 11, 2025. In this [...]
The Danish strategy for green proteins for animals and humans is based on the Danish government's vision for green proteins in Denmark and is [...]
This paper describes the effects of different harvesting techniques and processing time delays on the yield and quality of the protein extracted through biorefining [...]
Different configurations of maceration and wet fractionation of green biomasses were assessed at a demonstration scale intending to extend the extraction of leaf protein [...]
Producing single-cell protein (SCP) using an underutilized side-stream from green biorefineries, brown juice (BJ), addresses global food security and environmental challenges. In this work, [...]
Grass-clover is one of the main biomass crops in northern Europe relevant for green biorefining to produce protein feed ingredients. The present study investigated [...]
Recent research and development in green biorefining aim to produce a sustainable protein feed from domestically grown grasses and legumes, that can substitute imported [...]
The extraction of xylose, glucose, fructose, and other sugars in different brown juice (BJ) biomasses in a green biorefinery may be used on a [...]
Aquaculture is expanding rapidly to meet global protein demands, but current feed ingredients like fish meal and soybean concentrate have severe environmental impacts. Therefore, [...]
Given the increasing demand for sustainable and alternative protein sources, exploring and replacing traditional monogastric animal feeds, such as soybean meal, with protein extracted [...]