Adequate representation of agri-food product properties in mathematical models of heat and water transport is necessary to simulate the behavior of the products, and to be able to explain and predict agri-food processing operations such as drying, cooling, and heating. Heat and water transport processes affect the final product quality and it is important to provide designers of agri-food processing and storing systems with tools for virtual prototyping and performance prediction. A lack of sufficient knowledge on product complex geometry represents a major obstacle_in many computer predictions. Therefore two original approaches, one based on the finite element mesh generation and the other on the 3ds Max modeling were constructed and implemented in the paper to represent geometry of agri-food products. The approaches were used to model corn kernel geometry, in the intention of modeling grain drying and storing processes.