Pablo Gregorini

(MENAFN- The Conversation)

• Professor of Agricultural Systems, Lincoln University, New Zealand

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Pablo Gregorini is the Professor of Livestock Production & Agricultural Systems of Lincoln University (New Zealand) and heads both the Lincoln University Centre of Excellence“Future Productive Landscapes Design and the“Pastoral Livestock Production Lab.
Pablo is also UN GESDC High-Level Ambassador of Agricultural Systems & Grazing Lands Ecology and Management.
Pablo has authored over 250 peer-reviewed scientific journal articles presenting in multiple professional, research and academic institutions. He is associate editor of the journals 'Animal Production Science' and 'Grassland Science', Frontiers for Sustainable Food Systems and editorial board member of Nature -Sustainable Agriculture, Journal of Animal Science and Applied Animal Science.
Pablo is part of the Pastoralist Knowledge Hub (FAO), Livestock, Environment and Development, (LEAD-FAO), Gamma Sigma Delta Honor Society of Agriculture (USA), Knowledge Sharing Network for Animal Nutritionists (FAO). He is one of the founders of ALEPH, an International Sci. Consortium for Animal Sourced Foods and Livestock, Ethics, Planet and Health. Pablo chaired the International Sci. Committee for the Nutrition of Herbivores and is a Continuous Counselor of the International Rangelands Congress and Scientific & Technical Committee Advisor for the Rangelands Stewardship Council.
In addition to his research on nutrition, foraging ecology, and grazing management of domesticated and wild ruminants in different grasslands and rangelands of the world; he keeps close to a broader view of agricultural systems, working on sustainability issues around the world exploring the continuum of soil, plant, animal, and human health, as well as how phyto-chemistry and culture links the palates of humans and herbivores with landscapes in views of future healthscapes designs.

Experience

• –present Professor and Head of Centre of Excellence (Designing Future Productive Landscapes), Lincoln University, New Zealand

Education

• 2006 PhD, Animal Science/ Ruminant Nutrition and Foraging Ecology University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, Fayetteville, Animal Science, Fayetteville, United States MSc, Animal Production/ Ruminant Nutrition and Physiology Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata, Produccion Animal /INTA Balcarce, Balcarce, Argentina SAP, Specialist in Animal Production, Livestock Production Systems/Ruminant Nutrition Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata, Animal Produciton, Balcarce, Argentina BAgSc, Bachelor in Agricultural Sciences, Agronomy/Agricultural Engeneering Universidad Nacional de La Plata, La Plata, Argentina, Farm Systems, Livestock Production, Foraging Ecology and Nutrition

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