Pablo Lamino, PhD, MS, BS

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Dr. Pablo Lamino is an Assistant Professor of Agricultural Leadership within the Department of Agricultural Education and Communication (AEC) at the University of Florida. Hailing from Quito, Ecuador, he earned his bachelor’s degree in Environment and Development from Escuela Agrícola Panamericana, El Zamorano, and his Master’s and PhD in Agricultural Education and Communication from Texas Tech University. Dr. Lamino’s research expertise lies in studying underrepresented communities, including indigenous and Hispanic groups in agriculture. His work investigates critical issues such as migration intentions, leadership dynamics, and agricultural perceptions. Additionally, he explores Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices (KAP) among college students from Latin America and the US and examines how agriculture influences youth migration patterns in low- and middle-income countries. Through his work, Dr. Lamino aims to enhance the well-being of agricultural workers and improve training programs to address cultural barriers and promote sustainable practices.

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Webinar: Overcoming Barriers and Understanding the Psychological Impact of Livestock Euthanasia: A Study on Spanish-Speaking Swine Caretakers’ Pig Euthanasia Practices on U.S. Farms

Summary: The webinar will be focused on the impact of pig euthanasia on Hispanic farmworkers, explaining the need to consider the cultural background of the people as part of effective training and welfare practices. We will delve into the importance of timely and humane euthanasia in maintaining both animal welfare and industry standards. This sessionRead More