PhD student @UniofNottingham. Graduate from Harper Adams University and Royal Veterinary College & London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. ๐ ๐ she/her
Excited to share our 2nd paper from my PhD! It investigates the practices, opinions and knowledge of British sheep farmers w/r to the control of sheep scab. Thank you to my supervisors @Jasmeet_Kaler@FlockHealth@CharDoidge, the reviewers and all of the farmers who took part!
Pleased to share a new paper from @AliceSmith21_ PhD which investigates British sheep farmers' practices, opinions and knowledge of sheep scab @FlockHealth@Jasmeet_Kaler https://t.co/URqnHiXHGg
Job alert : We are looking for a postdoc/research fellow to work in the area of precision livestock in our group @herdhealth@NottinghamVets
https://t.co/25Z2cY4nZA
Very excited to share our new paper (and my first from my PhD) looking at how risk and place influences sheep farmersโ approaches to the management of sheep scab in their flocks! @Jasmeet_Kaler@CharDoidge@FlockHealth https://t.co/HQU0upQmH3
Gr8 wk ๐ 2nd postdoc position available in my group. recently funded BBSRC project defining and quantifying resilience in calves, novel measures for health welfare- data from multiple tech with @Jorge_Vazquez_D@NottinghamVets@CIELivestock1@niamhforde https://t.co/pDkQ48Wm62
We are hiring !! Postdoctoral research fellow position to work on precision livestock now available in my group @NottinghamVets
https://t.co/kNE1xDVI0c
We're looking for vets working with dairy/beef farms to share their views on data and tech use. Please scan the QR code or follow this link to complete the survey (takes 10 mins!): https://t.co/bGii8I2Lja
Feeling very grateful for the opportunity to present some of my PhD findings on farmer behaviour when controlling sheep scab on farms using qualitative methods at #SVEPM. Iโve had a great few days and have thoroughly enjoyed my first conference during my PhD! #sheepscab
Calling all beef and dairy farmers! Have your say on the future of farm technology which will help with the development of a tool to aid the control of infectious disease in youngstock! Register your interest here: https://t.co/In3t630bb6
**#SCOPS post** SCOPS is strongly encouraging all sheep farmers in England, Wales and Scotland to participate in the Sheep Scab Survey 2021 - even if you have no scab problem!
Complete the survey at https://t.co/n38D7KpFdR
We invite all GB sheep farmers to participate in the 2021 Sheep Scab Survey - whether or not you have experienced sheep scab in your flock before
Take 15 minutes to complete the survey and be in for a chance to win a fantastic gift!
More info:
https://t.co/oY1FBsloxa
We invite all GB sheep farmers to participate in the SHEEP SCAB SURVEY 2021, whether or not you have experienced sheep scab in your flock before. The aim is to understand opinions and experiences made by farmers when managing sheep scab.
To participate: https://t.co/rzAhuIFs2M
Please take 15 minutes of your time to complete this survey to help @FlockHealth and key industry stakeholders in their important work understanding opinions, experience and actions around sheep scab https://t.co/ku8A1bHn62 @AHDB_BeefLamb
https://t.co/jfVTplo6kX