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Volume 07

Advances in Crop Science and Technology

ISSN: 2329-8863

Agri 2019

August 15-16, 2019

August 15-16, 2019 | Rome, Italy

14

th

International Conference on

Agriculture & Horticulture

Yield and quality of brine-ripened cheeses, production from the milk of Jersey and Simmental cows

Zhirayr Chitchyan

Armenian National Agrarian University, Armenia

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esearch has been conducted in Lusadzor community of Tavoush province in Armenia to determine the

processability of milk samples collected from Jersey and Simmental cows for cheese manufacturing. The

chemical composition as well as physical–chemical and technological parameters of the milk samples have been

analyzed experimentally. In addition, the researchers estimated physical, chemical and organoleptic parameters as

well as the yield of the cheese produced from the bulk milk collected from Jersey and Simmental cows. The results of

the research proved that the milk samples collected from Jersey and Simmental cows possess the necessary physical–

chemical and technological properties and can be used as high-quality rawmaterial for manufacturing brine-ripened

(pickled) cheese. The highest content of dry matter, observed in the milk collected from Jersey cows, stemmed

from the high contents of fat, protein and minerals. The content of lactose (milk sugar) and physical characteristics

(density, freezing temperature) did not vary significantly across the samples. The rennet clots formed in the milk

collected from Jersey cows were characterized by higher structural–mechanical parameters and syneresis. Jersey

milk possesses the qualitative characteristics that best contribute to high cheese yield, which allows for the most

efficient cheese production. Cheese manufactured from Jersey milk is distinguished by less water content, higher fat

and protein contents and higher organoleptic indicators, which all together improve the quality of cheese turning it

into a highly competitive product.

Zhirayr Chitchyan, Adv Crop Sci Tech 2019, Volume 07