Karl Behrendt

Professor of Agri-Tech Economic Modelling

Harper Adams University

United Kingdom

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Professor Karl Behrendt is a faculty member at Harper Adams University, located in the United Kingdom. He specializes in Agri-Tech Economic Modelling, with research areas including the performance of alternative sheep production systems, autonomous regenerative agriculture, and consumer acceptance of grass-derived proteins. His recent publications cover topics such as agroecological assessments, sustainability challenges in the agri-food sector, and strategic sustainable development.

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Unravelling Regenerative Agriculture’s Sustainability Benefits and Outcomes: A Scoping Review

Autonomous regenerative agriculture: Swarm robotics to change farm economics

Remove subsidies to solve India’s fertilizer-overuse problem

Forecasting the performance of alternative sheep production systems grazing perennial pastures

Exploring consumer acceptance of grass-derived proteins in the UK

From inequalities to inclusion

In the shadows of fields

An agroecological assessment of uncrewed aerial vehicle spraying in Greek viticulture

Strategic sustainable development

Sustainability challenges in the multi-tier crop agri-food sector

Simulating the population dynamics of barley grass (Hordeum spp.) and impacts of weed management strategies in a southern Australian lucerne (Medicago sativa) pasture

Data-driven agriculture and sustainable farming: friends or foes?

Understanding young Chinese consumers' preferences for foreign clothing brands: a behavioural approach

Economics of field size and shape for autonomous crop machines

Price Transmission Analysis of the International Soybean Market in a Trade War Context

The size, structure and efficiency of Mongolian flocks and herds on degraded grasslands

Drought shocks and gearing impacts on the profitability of sheep farming

Lessons to be learned in adoption of autonomous equipment for field crops

Economics of autonomous equipment for arable farms

The economics of liming in arable crop rotations: analysis of the 35‐year Rothamsted and Woburn liming experiments

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Susan Robertson

Jane Quinn

James Monaghan

Daniel May

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Jonathan Holland

Iona Yuelu Huang

Mark Rutter

Jane Kelly

Gabor Milics

Michael Friend

Thomas Nordblom

David Kemp

Muhammad Khan

Sosheel Godfrey

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