The day has arrived – I submitted my thesis review paper entitled Sustainable Protein Supply from Grass-Based Biorefineries for Livestock Feed. An exciting objective from this research project is to… Read more »

The interest for green biorefineries has two main drivers. The first driver is relative to the need for managing surplus grassland, as an estimate revealed that about 20% of 16.4… Read more »

One of the most important issues within the agri-food sector and its supply chain is the presence of by-products that are often treated as wastes and discarded immediately to waste… Read more »

The additional demand for feed raises concerns surrounding animal welfare and environmental pollution which are major challenges facing the future of the feed industry. Hence, the rising demand for valuable,… Read more »

Most proteins in plant leaves are located in the chloroplasts, where approximately half of the proteins are soluble in the stroma and the remaining half are a component of the… Read more »

Lange (2022) categorises a series of various biorefineries through colour code to reflect the type of biomass and type of biomass processing. Below, Figure 1 depicts a colour code of… Read more »

For my thesis research I will be working with the Farm Zero C based in Ireland. Farm Zero C is a collaboration between BiOrbic, Carbery, Munster Technological University and others to address the… Read more »