St. von Korn

Prof. von Korn is a distinguished faculty member at Nürtingen-Geislingen University of Applied Sciences (HfWU), specializing in agricultural sciences with a focus on sheep and goat farming systems. With over two decades of research and publication history, Prof. von Korn has established expertise in the economic viability, animal welfare, and sustainable management practices of small ruminant farming operations across Germany and internationally.

Prof. von Korn's research interests span multiple dimensions of livestock production, with particular emphasis on the economic analysis of sheep farming, development of animal-friendly husbandry systems for horned goats, and landscape management through grazing animals. Their work bridges the gap between theoretical agricultural science and practical application for farmers, addressing both traditional challenges and emerging opportunities in small ruminant production.

The publication record demonstrates consistent engagement with key industry challenges, including profitability analysis, parasite management, legal compliance with animal welfare standards, and international knowledge transfer, particularly with Ukrainian agricultural institutions. Prof. von Korn has contributed significantly to developing practical solutions for horned goat feeding systems and has provided numerous recommendations for enhancing the economic sustainability of sheep farming operations.

Prof. von Korn has been actively involved in multiple research collaborations and industry workshops, including the VDL Working Group on Profitability of Lamb Production, the European Innovation Partnership projects, and international conferences on sheep and goat production. Their publications reflect a strong commitment to advancing sustainable agricultural practices while maintaining economic viability for farmers.