INTERNATIONAL MEAT SCIENCE DICTIONARY

by DONALD KINSMAN
2nd edition, 480 pages, $39.95
ISBN 978-0-89641-197-5 

 

The International Meat Science Dictionary consists of 862 words listed alphabetically in English, with definitions and equivalent words in French, German, Spanish and Russian. Danish, Chinese, Italian, and Japanese have all been added in the second edition. All words are alphabetically cross-referenced by each language. A listing of meat research institutions from over 30 countries is included alphabetically by country. The only meat science dictionary in print, it is a useful reference manual for all animal and meat scientists, meat industry personnel, export-import businesses, students and linguists involved with translations, and international communications in any of these nine languages which represent 70% of the world's language usage and over 90% of the world's scientific and trade literature.

Contents

Preface

Dedication

Dictionary
(English — French, German, Spanish, Russian, Danish, Chinese, Italian, and Japanese)

Alphabetical listing —
French, German, Spanish, Russian, Danish, Chinese, Italian, and Japanese

List of meat Research Institutes

Beef Chart

Lamb Chart

Pork Chart

Veal Chart.

About the Author

Dr. Donald M. Kinsman is Professor Emeritus of Animal Science at the University of Connecticut. Previously he held positions in Animal Science at the University of Massachusetts, University of Vermont and the University of New Hampshire. He received his B.S. from the University of Massachusetts, his M.S. from the University of New Hampshire and Ph.D. from Oklahoma State University. Dr. Kinsman's numerous accomplishments in the field include the 1975 Signal Service Award, 1981 Distinguished Teacher Award and 1985 R.C. Pollack Award from the American meat Science Association, 1978 Distinguished Service Award from the Northeast Section, American Society of Animal Science, past president of American Meat Science Association, past president Northeast Section, American Society of Animal Science, National Science Foundation Science Faculty Fellow, and a 1979 Danforth Associate. He was also honored with the 1989 Fellow Award and the 1990 Distinguished Teacher Award from The American Society of Animal Science.