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Karl Behrendt is a Professor of Agri-Tech Economic Modelling at Harper Adams University and is actively engaged in research at Charles Sturt University (CSU). He serves as a registered supervisor and contributes significantly to agricultural science through interdisciplinary research, editorial leadership, and industry engagement.
- Professor of Agri-Tech Economic Modelling, Harper Adams University (2018–2099)
- Research Affiliation: Charles Sturt University
- Email: kbehrendt@csu.edu.au
His research focuses on sustainable agricultural systems, particularly in pasture management, sheep production, and agri-tech innovation. Key interests include regenerative agriculture, economic modeling of farming systems, consumer acceptance of novel proteins, and the application of swarm robotics and drones in agriculture. He works at the intersection of ecology, economics, and technology to improve farm sustainability and profitability.
The recent publication trends highlight a strong emphasis on smart agricultural technologies, sustainable development, and data-driven modeling in livestock and cropping systems. His work spans precision agriculture, agroecology, and socio-economic impacts, reflecting a transdisciplinary approach to solving modern farming challenges. Articles published in journals like Smart Agricultural Technology and Agricultural Systems demonstrate leadership in integrating technology with ecological and economic principles.
While no formal scientific awards are listed in the provided text, his contributions extend to impactful research outcomes, including sustainable grazing systems in China, editorial roles in academic forums, and media engagement on meat market prospects and wool profitability.
- Editor-in-Chief, 30th Annual Conference of The Grassland Society of NSW Inc. (2017)
- Chair, Agribusiness Today Forum (2015–2017)
- Examiner for PhD on seed contamination in sheep (2015–2020)
- Contributor to public discourse via press and media (2013–2014)
He is actively involved in research networks and collaborative projects, particularly in grassland science and sustainable livestock systems. His work with international teams on Chinese temperate grasslands and UK consumer studies illustrates a global research footprint. Though no formal lab is mentioned, his activities suggest leadership in a distributed research team focused on agri-innovation and sustainability.
