Department of Livestock Products Technology is imparting theoretical and practical instructions to undergraduate students as per Minimum Standards of Veterinary Education Degree Course Regulations of Veterinary Council of India. The department is also conducting postgraduate master (MVSc) and doctoral (PhD) degree program.
1. Mandates/ objective of the Department: Department has following mandate and objectives:
Teaching, research and extension activities pertaining to production, processing and quality control of livestock products i.e. milk, meat, wool, animal by-products etc
To generate trained manpower for Institutes/ universities, industries, livestock sector, quality control laboratories, vetrolegal experts and develop the entrepreneurs
Consultancy to the livestock owners and stakeholders related to livestock products processing and quality control
2. Infrastructure of the Department
The department has following laboratory facilities which are equipped with scientific equipments:
Meat Technology Laboratory
Dairy Technology Laboratory
Quality Control Laboratory
Course offered with credit hours and course code
SNo
Course No
Course Title
Credit hours
BVSc &AH as per MSVE 2016
LPT
Livestock Products Technology
2+1=3
MVSc as per ICAR 2009
LPT 601
Fresh Meat Technology
1+1=2
LPT 602
Meat Processing, Packaging, Quality Control and Marketing
2+1=2
LPT 603
Poultry and Fish Products Technology
2+1=3
LPT 604
Egg and Egg Products Technology
1+1=2
LPT 605
Abattoir and Poultry Processing Plant Practices
1+1=2
LPT 606
Slaughter House Byproducts Technology
2+1=2
LPT 607
Processing and Marketing of Wool
2+1=2
LPT 608
Market Milk Processing and Dairy Plant Practices
2+1=2
LPT 609
Quality Control of Milk and Milk Products
1+1=2
LPT 610
Technology of Milk Products
2+1=3
LPT 611
Biotechnology of Foods of Animal Origin
1+1=2
LPT 612
In-Plant Training
0+2=2
LPT 614
Basics of Livestock Products Technology
2+1=3
LPT 691
Master’s Seminar
1+0=1
LPT 699
Master’s Research
20
PhD as per ICAR 2009
LPT 701
Advances in Abattoir Practices and Animal Byproducts Utilization
2+1=3
LPT 702
Advances in Fresh and Processed Meat Products Technology
3+1=3
LPT 703
Advances in Poultry Products Technology
2+1=3
LPT 704
Advances in Milk and Milk Products Technology
3+1=4
LPT 705
Advances in Quality Control of Livestock Products
2+0=2
LPT 706
Biotechnological Techniques and Processes in Animal Products
1+1=2
LPT 791
Doctoral Seminar -I
1+0=1
LPT 792
Doctoral Seminar- II
1+0=1
LPT 799
Doctoral Research
45
Dr. V. P. Singh
Professor & Head
Qualification:
Ph.D
Area Of Interest/Specialization:
Meat biotechnology, meat and milk based snack food, meat species speciation and functional meat and milk products
Process optimization and shelf life assessment of buffalo curd balls using phyto-preservatives
Shardanand Verma (PGV-4886/19)
Efficacy of Essential Oils as Natural Preservative for Storage Stability of Chicken Meat Emulsion and Nuggets
Monika (PGV-4887/19)
Technology Standardization and Efficacy Assessment of Essential Oils in Fibre Fortified Milk Nuggets
PhD Research
Chirag Singh (PGV-5418/20)
Technology Standardization and Efficacy Assessment of Terminalia arjuna Bark and Hydrocerusundatus Peel Extract on “Ready-To-Cook Chevon Chunks”
Varsha Vihan (PGV-3146/19)
Multifunctional peptidic hydrolysates extraction from chicken egg and its effect on himalayan ethnic meat product-arija
b. Other research activities if any:
Process optimization for quality and storage life enhancement of Sorpotel using Finger Millet
Effect of Turmeric and Aloe Vera Extract on Shelf-Life of Goat and Buffalo Admixture Milk Paneer during Refrigeration Storage
Effect of Mushroom Extract on Storage Stability of Chevon Nuggets at Refrigerated Temperature
Quality evaluation of Goat and Buffalo Milk Sandesh Prepared with Addition of Mint Powder
Extension activities
The farmers and trainees of different areas working in the field of food industry particularly foods of animal origin are facilitated on different processing techniques, possibilities of product developments and quality control. Farmers on different platforms of extension activities are explained on value addition, processing techniques and quality control measures. The marketing possibilities and enhancement of farmer’s income in limited resources is also the centre of departmental activities.
a. Training organised
Six days training programme on clean milk production and value addition in milk and milk products was organized from March 2-7, 2020
Fourteen days training for faculty/field veterinarians/industry persons on “New Age Technologies for animal production and Veterinary Practices” was organized from November 21 to December 4, 2022
b. Lecture delivered
Faculty members are regularly delivering lectures in training programs organized in the college under different scheme. They also deliver lectures in Kisan Mela organized by University and Animal Husbandry department of Uttar Pradesh
Other activities:
Conferences/Seminars:
Organized 10th Conference of Indian Meat Science Association (IMSACON-X) and International Symposium on “Holistic approach to the meat food quality & safety in continuum from farm to fork” during 25-27 November, 2021 at SVPUAT, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India.
One day seminar cum brain storming session on “Future Prospects and Avenues to the Veterinary Students” on 28 March, 2022 under ICAR-IG-NAHEP at SVPUAT, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India.
Workshops
Workshop for Postgraduate master and doctoral students and Faculty on “Entrepreneurship Development” under ICAR-IG-NAHEP at SVPUAT, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India.
A series of four workshops on “Effective Online Curriculum Delivery”, “Tools and Methods for online teaching and evaluation”, “Promoting Gender Equality in Animal Husbandry Sector” & Stress Management at Workplace” from 22-25 March, 2021 sponsored by ICAR-IG-NAHEP at SVPUAT, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India.
Existing facilities
Technology for value addition in livestock products
Technology for development of functional livestock products
Quality control testing of livestock products
Technology for animal origin by-products processing and efficient utilization
Consultancy to the livestock owners related to livestock products processing and quality control
Gallery:
Publications (Original research article, Review article in APA format)
Verma, S., Verma, A.K., Umaraw, P., Singh, V. P., Vihan, V. & Singh, C. (2022). Development and Evaluation of Quality Characteristics of Meat Nuggets Prepared with Inclusion of Nelumbo nucifera Root Powder. Journal of Animal Research, 12 (2): 205-214.
Umaraw, P., Verma, A. K., Singh, V. P., & Fahim, A. (2022). Effect of turmeric and Aloe Vera extract on shelf-life of goat and buffalo admixture milk paneer during refrigeration storage. Foods, 11(23): 3870.
Singh, V.P., Verma, A.K., Umaraw, P., Roy, D. & Rawat, S. (2021). Quality and storage life of sorpotel using finger millet. The Indian Journal of Small Ruminants, 27(1): 100-104.
Verma, A.K., Umaraw, P., Singh, V.P., Kumar, P., Mehta, N. & Kumar, D. (2021). Advantages of high pressure processing. Fleischwirtschaft International, 2: 66-70.
Umaraw, P., Verma, A.K., Singh, V.P. & Kumar, P. (2021). Organic meat and its relevance. Fleischwirtschaft International, (2): 30-31.
Umaraw, P., Munekatab Paulo, E.S.,. Verma, A. K, Barbac Francisco, J., Singh, V.P., Kumar, P. & Lorenzob José, M. (2020). Edible films/coating with tailored properties for active packaging of meat, fish and derived products. Trends in Food Science & Technology, 98: 10–24.
Jitendra, P., Khan, A., Singh,V.P., Singh, V. & Mandil, R. (2019). Farmers Perception about Constraints during Kisan Mela. The Pharma Innovation, 8 (9): 241-243.
Pratap, J., Khan, A., Mandil R., Singh, V. & Singh, V.P. (2019). Level of satisfaction among farmers attending Kisan Mela. International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 8(11): 227-234.
Umaraw, P., Verma, A.K., Singh, V.P. & Kumar P. (2019). Natural biopreservatives are trending: The modern preservatives are of microbiological or animal origin and lead to minimal processing. Fleischwirtschaft International, 1: 44-53.