Azsa Greiner

Azsa Greiner is a Teaching Professor of Sustainable Agriculture at Sterling College, where she also serves as Livestock Manager. Prior to this role, she operated a family farm in northern Wisconsin for 15 years, specializing in small livestock production and show-quality Nigerian Dwarf goats. Her work emphasizes ethical animal husbandry, linking animal welfare to human health through sustainable food systems.

Education:

• Masters in Agriculture (Integrated Resource Management) from Colorado State University-Fort Collins (2016)
• B.S. in Wildlife Management from Northland College (2007)

Research Focus:
Dr. Greiner prioritizes holistic livestock management, pasture optimization, and invasive species control via livestock integration. She advocates for experiential learning through farm-based education, emphasizing hands-on 'whole farm thinking' and systemic impacts of agricultural decisions.

Teaching:

• NS222 Animal Science I
• NS318 Animal Science II
• INT203 Holistic Livestock Management
• INT201A Farm Management

Awards & Recognition:

• 2023 Sterling College Work Award for Excellence in Work Education
• 2024 Certification as FAMACHA Instructor