Professor Karl Behrendt is Elizabeth Creak Chair of Agri-Tech Economic Modelling at Harper Adams University (UK), the founding Director of the Global Institute for Agri-Tech Economics (HAU) and Co-Director of the Centre for Effective Innovation in Agriculture (UK). He has over 20 years industry experience in farm and agribusiness management consulting, extension and research. Prof Behrendt also previously led an agricultural consulting firm and was a sheep farmer for more than 15 years in Australia. His core disciplines are in bioeconomic modelling and decision support for farmers, industry and policy, and is currently undertaking research into the economics of EID, precision livestock farming and grazing, economics of robotics in agriculture, developing DST’s for beef finishing and dairy farming, and economics of adopting agroecological farming and using technology to achieve more sustainable farming systems.
Professor Karl Behrendt is Elizabeth Creak Chair of Agri-Tech Economic Modelling at Harper Adams University (UK), the founding Director of the Global Institute for Agri-Tech Economics (HAU) and Co-Director of the Centre for Effective Innovation in Agriculture (UK). He has over 20 years industry experience in farm and agribusiness management consulting, extension and research. Prof Behrendt also previously led an agricultural consulting firm and was a sheep farmer for more than 15 years in Australia. His core disciplines are in bioeconomic modelling and decision support for farmers, industry and policy, and is currently undertaking research into the economics of EID, precision livestock farming and grazing, economics of robotics in agriculture, developing DST’s for beef finishing and dairy farming, and economics of adopting agroecological farming and using technology to achieve more sustainable farming systems.
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Professor Karl Behrendt is Elizabeth Creak Chair of Agri-Tech Economic Modelling at Harper Adams University (UK), the founding Director of the Global Institute for Agri-Tech Economics (HAU) and Co-Director of the Centre for Effective Innovation in Agriculture (UK). He has over 20 years industry experience in farm and agribusiness management consulting, extension and research. Prof Behrendt also previously led an agricultural consulting firm and was a sheep farmer for more than 15 years in Australia. His core disciplines are in bioeconomic modelling and decision support for farmers, industry and policy, and is currently undertaking research into the economics of EID, precision livestock farming and grazing, economics of robotics in agriculture, developing DST’s for beef finishing and dairy farming, and economics of adopting agroecological farming and using technology to achieve more sustainable farming systems.
Professor Karl Behrendt is Elizabeth Creak Chair of Agri-Tech Economic Modelling at Harper Adams University (UK), the founding Director of the Global Institute for Agri-Tech Economics (HAU) and Co-Director of the Centre for Effective Innovation in Agriculture (UK). He has over 20 years industry experience in farm and agribusiness management consulting, extension and research. Prof Behrendt also previously led an agricultural consulting firm and was a sheep farmer for more than 15 years in Australia. His core disciplines are in bioeconomic modelling and decision support for farmers, industry and policy, and is currently undertaking research into the economics of EID, precision livestock farming and grazing, economics of robotics in agriculture, developing DST’s for beef finishing and dairy farming, and economics of adopting agroecological farming and using technology to achieve more sustainable farming systems.
