Dr. Saeed Sharafi, born on July 22, 1981, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Environment Science and Engineering at Arak University, Iran. He completed his PhD in 2016 from the University of Zabol, focusing on agroecological zoning of key crops in Iran. He holds an MS from the Industrial University of Shahroud and a BS in Agronomy from Arak University.
Education:
Ph.D. in Environmental Science, University of Zabol, Iran (2016). M.S. in Agronomy, Industrial University of Shahroud, Iran (2007). B.S. in Agronomy, Arak University, Iran (2005)
Expertise:
Research: Modeling, seed dynamics, medicinal plants, farming systems. Education: Lecturing on forage crop production, soil science, dryland farming, and more. Administration: Overseeing agro-industrial farms, lab management, and research councils
Professional Experience:
Extensive research and teaching experience since 2007, focusing on ecological aspects of crop production and medicinal plants. Conducted numerous projects on seed germination, climate change, and energy efficiency in agricultural production.
Agroecological Research Focus:
Saeed Sharafi, an Assistant Professor at Arak University, specializes in agroecology, blending agricultural science with ecological principles for sustainable farming practices. His research delves into understanding the intricate relationships between agricultural ecosystems and their environment. With a focus on agroecological zoning and climate conditions, Sharafi explores optimal conditions for crop cultivation in Iran. By integrating GIS and climate data, he identifies regions conducive to specific crops, enhancing agricultural productivity while minimizing environmental impact. Through his work, Sharafi contributes to the development of ecologically sound farming methods, promoting resilience and sustainability in agricultural systems. 🌾🌍
- Citations: 492
- h-index: 11
- i10-index: 13
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