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Jim Moir is a Professor at Lincoln University, specializing in soil fertility research. His primary focus is on investigating nutrient cycling in grazed grasslands, particularly emphasizing nitrogen and phosphorus cycling and soil pH issues. He aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of grassland farming systems to ensure the long-term sustainability of grazed grasslands. Professor Moir collaborates with colleagues at Qinghai University in China on a key project examining nutrient flows and sustainability issues affecting high-altitude grasslands. His work on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau addresses the challenges faced by farmers due to severe degradation resulting from high grazing pressure. The project aims to enhance knowledge systems and improve the quality of long-term sustainability for grazed grasslands. He holds a PhD from Massey University, along with several degrees related to agricultural science, and is committed to promoting responsible consumption and production, quality education, and sustainability in land management. Professor Moir is available for supervising Master's research and PhD students, and for collaborating on industry projects.
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