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Dr. Sarah Morgan is a grazing livestock systems researcher and lecturer within the department of Agriculture & Environment at SA¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½. She is an Animal Scientist with a practical background in sheep farming. She has over a decade of experience working on collaborative, transdisciplinary research projects involving a diversity of academic and industry partners operating in the fields of agri-food and agri-technology. Sarah’s expertise centre around sustainable and regenerative grass-based livestock production systems - taking a holistic, system-wide attitude connecting soil, pasture, animal, product and environment. 

Research

Sarah's research expertise include:

• Grazing and grassland management
• Livestock production, efficiency and sustainability
• Meat science (nutritional and sensory)
• Application of Precision Livestock Farming and Agri-technology

Teaching 

Undergraduate taught modules include:

• A5006c17 Sustainable Livestock Production Systems
• A5016c17 Farm Animal Science 
• A6021/22c17 Sustainable Animal Production Systems
• C4002HF Introduction to Farming Systems 
• C4017HF Introduction to Agricultural Production Systems
• C5009HF Global Animal Production
• C5012HF Livestock Production Systems
• C5031HF Applied Agricultural Science

Postgraduate taught modules include:

• A7080 Recent Advances in Ruminant Nutrition
• A7081 Ruminant Animal Production & Feed Industry
• C7021HF Precision Farming
• C7027HF Regenerative Approached Contemporary Farming Systems
• E7001HF Advanced Technologies in Agriculture

Professional Memberships

Member of the British and Irish Society of Animal Science (BISAS)
          Registered Animal Scientist

Member of the British Grassland Society (BGS)