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What does a career in animal health and welfare actually look like? 🐄🔬
For Lisa, it’s teaching the next generation of farmers and food industry professionals, helping students understand animal health, and researching ways to make farming more sustainable.
In this episode of #CuriousByNature, I visit the Royal Agricultural University to spend the day with Lisa and discover how teaching and research are helping shape the future of food and farming.
From identifying parasites that affect livestock to practising artificial insemination and exploring how farm waste can improve soil health, we discover the variety of skills and knowledge that go into supporting sustainable agriculture.
Lisa hadn’t originally planned a career in teaching or research. After completing her PhD, she worked for an agricultural charity bringing farmers, advisers and researchers together to solve problems and share knowledge. Now, she’s helping inspire the next generation of people working in our food system. 🌍
Because feeding the world takes more than one path — and this is one of them.
Interested in working at the RAU? Explore careers: https://www.rau.ac.uk/about-rau/work-for-us
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