Sarah Morgan
Associate Scientist
Harper Adams University
Specialising in...
Grazing Livestock Systems & Sustainability
Member Bio
Dr. Sarah Morgan is a grazing livestock systems researcher and lecturer within the department of agriculture & environment at Harper Adams University. She has over a decade of experience working on collaborative, transdisciplinary research projects involving a diversity of academic and industry partners operating in the fields of agri-food and agri-technology. Sarah’s expertise centre around sustainable and regenerative grass-based livestock production systems - taking a holistic, system-wide attitude connecting soil, pasture, animal, product and environment. Her research portfolio spans themes such as grass lipid biochemistry and nutritive value, grazing management and environmental impacts, reducing GHG emissions from sheep and beef production, nutrient density of ruminant meat, and use of precision livestock technologies in grazing-based systems.