Bernd Müller

Dr. Bernd Müller serves as Project Coordinator at the Center for International Affairs within the Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition at Weidenbach Technical University. His work focuses on agricultural policy, organic farming sustainability, and international economic development. He leads research projects addressing challenges in organic certification systems, cross-border agricultural practices, and the economic viability of farms in diverse regions like Germany, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan.

Key research interests include policy analysis for organic farming promotion, comparative economic studies of livestock production, and the impact of global trade policies on agricultural sectors. Müller has supervised over 15 theses analyzing agricultural cooperatives, market dynamics, and technological optimization in dairy and crop farming. His collaborative projects often involve partnerships with universities and institutions in Sub-Saharan Africa, aiming to develop innovative educational tools for farmers.

• Education: Doctorate in Agricultural Economics (not explicitly stated, inferred from title).
• Geographic Focus: Europe, Central Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa.
• Key Skills: Policy evaluation, economic modeling, international project coordination, and certification systems analysis.

Müller’s research highlights sustainable agriculture strategies, including diversification through herb and spice cultivation to stabilize organic farming systems. He actively contributes to global initiatives addressing climate change impacts on farming, such as extreme weather resilience in potato cultivation and disease control in livestock.