Professor Pierre-Guy Marnet is an internationally recognized leader in the fields of lactation physiology and milking technologies.
His career has been marked by groundbreaking contributions to the camel dairy industry, focusing on improving milking practices, enhancing milk yield, and ensuring the welfare of camelids.
His work bridges scientific research and practical applications, benefiting camel farmers and dairy enterprises worldwide.
Contact Professor MarnetAt Dromacare, Professor Marnet contributes his extensive expertise to advance the science, technology, and sustainability of camel dairy production. His responsibilities include:
With decades of experience, Professor Marnet has become a prominent figure in lactation physiology and milking technologies. He has significantly influenced the adaptation and advancement of mechanical milking systems tailored to camels, enabling higher efficiency and better hygiene.
His collaborative work with camel dairy operations in the Middle East and North Africa has driven innovation in the industry, improving productivity while ensuring sustainability. As a sought-after speaker, he has shared his knowledge at international conferences and seminars, advocating for the economic and nutritional potential of camel milk.
Professor Marnet earned his Ph.D. in Agricultural Engineering, specializing in lactation physiology and milking systems. He has held key academic and research positions, contributing to the advancement of camel dairy practices.
His extensive research portfolio, including peer-reviewed publications on camel milk production and lactation processes, has established him as a global authority. Professor Marnet’s ongoing work reflects his dedication to fostering sustainable and efficient dairy systems for camelids.
"Camel milk is more than a product; it’s a lifeline for communities in arid regions. Through innovation and collaboration, we can unlock its full potential."
"Research into lactation physiology is not just about improving milk yields—it’s about creating a sustainable future for camel dairy farmers worldwide."