Senior Associate Scientist at International Rice Research Institute, India

Ajay Kumar Mishra is a Senior Associate Scientist at the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) specializing in enhancing rice-based agri-food systems with a focus on soil nutrient management and ICT (Information Communication & Technology) tools. His research work, particularly on the Rice Crop Manager, has significantly impacted small-scale rice farmers in India by providing timely and precise crop management recommendations. This tool integrates innovative technology platforms that improve farming profitability and sustainability.

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Education:

Ph.D. in Environmental Studies – Kyoto University, Japan (MEXT Fellowship)
M.Sc. in Environmental Science and Technology – Banaras Hindu University, India
B.Sc. in Botany and Chemistry – University of Allahabad, India

Awards and Honors:

Young Scientist Award 2021 – Environment and Social Development Association, New Delhi, India
Research Excellence Award 2020 – Institute of Scholars
Best Paper Award – 4th International Conference on Soil and Water Resources Management (2019)
MEXT Scholarship (2015-2018) – Japanese Government
Numerous other awards for his research on carbon sequestration, agroforestry, and crop diversification.

📊 Citation Metrics

Total Citations: 877 (822 since 2019)
h-index: 17 (14 since 2019)
i10-index: 27 (24 since 2019)

Publication Top Notes:

DNRA: A short-circuit in biological N-cycling to conserve nitrogen in terrestrial ecosystems
CB Pandey, U Kumar, M Kaviraj, KJ Minick, AK Mishra, JS Singh
Science of the Total Environment, 738, 139710 (2020)
Citations: 232
Agronomic and environmental determinants of direct seeded rice in South Asia
A Chaudhary, V Venkatramanan, A Kumar Mishra, S Sharma
Circular Economy and Sustainability, 3(1), 253-290 (2023)
Citations: 46
Influence of farmyard manure and fertilizers on soil properties and yield and nutrient uptake of wheat
KB Meena, MS Alam, H Singh, MA Bhat, AK Singh, AK Mishra, T Thomas
International Journal of Chemical Studies, 6(3), 386-390 (2018)
Citations: 43
Varietal variation in physiological and biochemical attributes of sugarcane varieties under different soil moisture regimes
AS Nandwal, M Chand, K Singh, AK Mishra, A Kumar, A Kumari, B Rani
NISCAIR-CSIR, India (2019)
Citations: 40*
Promising management strategies to improve crop sustainability and to amend soil salinity
AK Mishra, R Das, RG Kerry, B Biswal, T Sinha, S Sharma, P Arora, …
Frontiers in Environmental Science, 10 (2023)
Citations: 32
Carbon pools and nutrient dynamics under eucalyptus-based agroforestry system in semi-arid region of north-west India
P Kumar, AK Mishra, SK Chaudhari, N Basak, P Rai, K Singh, R Singh, …
Journal of the Indian Society of Soil Science, 66(2), 188-199 (2018)
Citations: 30
Response of Sulphur and FYM on Soil Physico-Chemical Properties and Growth, Yield and Quality of Mustard (Brassica Nigra L.)
MS Alam, AK Mishra, K Singh, SK Singh, A David
Journal of Agricultural Physics, 14(2), 156-160 (2014)
Citations: 30
Non-Judicious Use of Pesticides Indicating Potential Threat to Sustainable Agriculture
AK Mishra, R Arya, R Tyagi, D Grover, J Mishra, SR Vimal, S Mishra, …
Sustainable Agriculture Reviews, 50: Emerging Contaminants in Agriculture, 383 (2021)
Citations: 28
Biomass production and carbon sequestration of Eucalyptus tereticornis plantation in reclaimed sodic soils of north-west India
P Kumar, AK Mishra, M Kumar, SK Chaudhari, R Singh, K Singh, P Rai, …
Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 89(7), 1091-1095 (2019)
Citations: 28
Carbon Sequestration And Soil Carbon Build-Up Under Eucalyptus Plantation In Semi-Arid Regions Of North-West India
P Kumar, AK Mishra, SK Chaudhari, DK Sharma, AK Rai, K Singh, P Rai, …
Journal of Sustainable Forestry, 1-13 (2020)
Citations: 23
Effect of salinity on gas exchange parameters and ionic relations in bael (Aegle marmelos Correa)
A Singh, PC Sharma, MD Meena, A Kumar, AK Mishra, P Kumar, …
Indian Journal of Horticulture, 73(1), 48-53 (2016)
Citations: 22
Multifaceted applications of different parts of Moringa species: Review of present status and future potentials
G Kumar, A Giri, R Arya, R Tyagi, S Mishra, AK Mishra, J Datta
International Journal of Chemical Studies, 7(2), 835-842 (2019)
Citations: 19
Biomass estimation and carbon sequestration in Populus deltoides plantations in India
P Kumar, AK Mishra, SK Chaudhari, R Singh, K Singh, P Rai, CB Pandey, …
Journal of Soil Salinity and Quality, 8(1), 25-29 (2016)
Citations: 19
Consequences of Straw Burning on different carbon fractions and nutrient dynamics
AK Mishra, SK Chaudhari, P Kumar, K Singh, P Rai, DK Sharma
Indian Farming, 64(5) (2014)
Citations: 19
Long term impact of different cropping systems on soil quality under silty loam soils of Indo-Gangetic plains of India
K Srivastava, HS Jat, MD Meena, M Choudhary, AK Mishra, …
Journal of Applied and Natural Science, 8(2), 584-587 (2016)
Citations: 18
Short-Term Tillage and Residue Management Impact on Physical Properties of a Reclaimed Sodic Soil
SK Chaudhari, G Bardhan, P Kumar, R Singh, AK Mishra, P Rai, K Singh, …
Journal of the Indian Society of Soil Science, 63(1), 30-38 (2015)
Citations: 17
Standing carbon stock estimation in different tree species grown in dry tropical forests of vindhyan highland, Mirzapur, India
AK Mishra, J Singh, V Kumar, R Srivastava, S Srivastava
Ecology, Environment and Conservation, 19(2), 401-407 (2013)
Citations: 17
Variation in soil properties and carbon stocks under roadside plantation and rice-wheat cropping system in North Western Haryana, India
R Arya, AK Mishra, S Chaudhry
International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 7(04), 1939-1949 (2018)
Citations: 15
Aggregate fractions and organic carbon dynamics in partially reclaimed sodic soils growing Eucalyptus tereticornis
SK Chaudhari, P Kumar, K Singh, AK Mishra, P Rai, R Singh, DK Sharma
Journal of Soil Salinity and Water Quality, 6(2), 96-100 (2014)
Citations: 15
Ecological perspectives of crop residue retention under the conservation agriculture systems
S Singh, R Singh, AK Mishra, S Updhayay, H Singh, AS Rahgubanshi
Tropical Ecology, 59(4), 589-604 (2018)
Citations: 14

Seyed Bahram Andarzian | Crop Production | Best Researcher Award

Published on 07/10/202407/10/2024 by Agri Scientist

Assoc Prof Dr Seyed Bahram Andarzian | Crop Production | Best Researcher Award

Researcher at Agricultural research and Traning Istitute, Iran

Seyed Bahram Andarzian, PhD, is a prominent researcher and expert in Modeling Crop Eco-physiology at the Research and Training Institute of Agricultural and Natural Resources of Khuzestan in Ahvaz, Iran. With a specialization in computer modeling and simulation of agricultural systems, Dr. Andarzian focuses on the impact of climate change and variability on agricultural production and water resource use. His research interests encompass seasonal forecasting and field management in agro-meteorology, as well as addressing various crop and environmental stresses, including water, heat, cold, and salinity stress. Additionally, he is dedicated to enhancing crop yield and water productivity through effective field management options and is involved in the development of mobile applications for smart agriculture. Dr. Andarzian’s contributions significantly advance sustainable agricultural practices in the region.

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Educational Background 🎓

Ph.D. in Agronomy (Crop Eco-physiology), Chamran University, Ahvaz, Iran (2007)
M.S. in Agronomy, Chamran University, Ahvaz, Iran (2000)
B.S. in Crop Production Engineering, Chamran University, Ahvaz, Iran (1994)
Diploma in General Agriculture, Agricultural High School of Rjaei, Ramhoormoz, Iran (1987)

Research Areas 🔬

Dr. Andarzian specializes in:

Computer modeling and simulation of agricultural systems
The impact of climate change and variability on agricultural production and water resource use
Seasonal forecasting and field management
Crop and environmental stresses (water, heat, cold, salinity stress)
Strategies to increase crop yield and water productivity
Development of mobile applications for smart agriculture

Professional Experience 🏢

Director, Research and Training Institute of Agricultural and Natural Resources of Khuzestan (2022 – Present)
Education and Promotion Deputy, Research and Training Institute of Agricultural and Natural Resources of Khuzestan (2013 – 2022)
Head of Research Department, Natural Resources, Research and Training Institute of Agricultural and Natural Resources of Khuzestan (2007 – 2011)
Member of the Scientific Board, Research and Training Institute of Agricultural and Natural Resources of Khuzestan (2002 – Present)

Memberships and Contributions 🌍

Active member of the International Consortium for Agricultural Systems Applications, University of Georgia, USA
Member of the Planning Crop Production Committee, Agricultural Organization of Khuzestan, Iran
Advisor for agricultural development and water use planning projects in Khuzestan Province

Dr. Andarzian’s extensive experience and dedication to advancing agricultural science significantly contribute to enhancing crop production and sustainable agricultural practices in Iran.

Citations:

Citations: 327
Documents: 315
h-index: 5

Publication Top Notes:

Improving Irrigation Scheduling of Wheat to Increase Water Productivity in Shallow Groundwater Conditions Using AquaCrop
Goosheh, M., Pazira, E., Gholami, A., Andarzian, B., & Panahpour, E.
Irrigation and Drainage, 2018, 67(5), pp. 738–754. Citations: 16
Quantifying the Germination Response of Spring Canola (Brassica napus L.) to Temperature
Derakhshan, A., Bakhshandeh, A., Siadat, S.A.-A., Moradi-Telavat, M.-R., & Andarzian, S.B.
Industrial Crops and Products, 2018, 122, pp. 195–201. Citations: 21
Determining Optimum Sowing Date of Wheat Using CSM-CERES-Wheat Model
Andarzian, B., Hoogenboom, G., Bannayan, M., Shirali, M., & Andarzian, B.
Journal of the Saudi Society of Agricultural Sciences, 2015, 14(2), pp. 189–199. Citations: 62
Validation and Testing of the AquaCrop Model Under Full and Deficit Irrigated Wheat Production in Iran
Andarzian, B., Bannayan, M., Steduto, P., Barati, M.A., & Rahnama, A.
Agricultural Water Management, 2011, 100(1), pp. 1–8. Citations: 205
Simulating the Effects of Planting Date and Nitrogen Fertilizer on Yield and Phenological Stages of Maize Cultivar SC-604 Under Climatic Conditions of South-Western Iran Using CERES-Maize Model
Delfieh, M., Meskarbashi, M., Andarzian, B., & Farhoudi, R.

Vassilios Triantafyllidis | Sustainable Crop Production | Best Researcher Award

Published on 04/09/202404/09/2024 by Agri Scientist

Vassilios Triantafyllidis | Sustainable Crop Production | Best Researcher Award

Assist Prof Dr Vassilios Triantafyllidis, University of Patras, Greece

Based on the provided information, Dr. Vassilios Triantafyllidis appears to be a strong candidate for the Researcher of the Year Award.

Publication profile

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Extensive Education and Experience

Dr. Triantafyllidis holds a Ph.D. in Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and has substantial teaching and research experience, including roles as an Assistant Professor and visiting lecturer at multiple institutions.

Diverse Research Contributions

His research spans several important areas including pesticide science, soil and water management, and the environmental impact of agricultural practices. Notable projects include comparative assessments of pesticide impacts in Europe and innovative methodologies for olive oil traceability.

Significant Publications

He has published multiple impactful articles in reputable journals on topics like herbicide use, olive tree water dynamics, and organic fertilization effects, demonstrating his active and influential research output.

Leadership in Research Projects

Dr. Triantafyllidis has served as a principal investigator and research fellow in significant projects, contributing to advancements in agricultural sciences and environmental management.

Commitment to Education

His teaching contributions at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels highlight his dedication to shaping future experts in his field.

Overall, Dr. Triantafyllidis’s comprehensive research, educational involvement, and leadership in significant projects make him a well-suited candidate for the Best Researcher Award. 🌟🔬📚

Publication top notes

Herbicide Use in the Era of Farm to Fork: Strengths, Weaknesses, and Future Implications

Influence of Organic Fertilization and Soil Tillage on the Yield and Quality of Cold-Pressed Camelina [Camelina sativa (L.) Crantz] Seed Cake: An Alternative Feed Ingredient

Mediterranean Plants as Potential Source of Biopesticides: An Overview of Current Research and Future Trends

Fungicides in Europe During the Twenty-first Century: a Comparative Assessment Using Agri-environmental Indices of EU<sub>27</sub>

Performance of fourteen genotypes of durum wheat under Eastern Mediterranean conditions

Seed fixed oil content, oil yield, and fatty acids profile of <i>Nigella sativa</i> L. in response to fertilization and plant density

Xue Qu | Agricultural Resources | Best Researcher Award

Published on 27/08/202427/08/2024 by Agri Scientist

Dr Xue Qu | Agricultural Resources | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer at School of Management/Chengdu University of Information Technology, China

Dr. Xue Qu is a distinguished researcher at the School of Management, Chengdu University of Information Technology. She holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree from China Agricultural University and a doctoral degree from the University of Tokyo, funded by the China Scholarship Council. Her research focuses on agricultural resources, the environment, and food security, with specific interest in food loss and waste, agriculture outsourcing services, and resource and environmental footprints. Dr. Qu has published 12 papers in reputed journals such as Applied Economics and the Journal of Integrative Agriculture. She has participated in several significant projects funded by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs and the State Administration of Grain. Dr. Qu’s work offers valuable insights into agricultural outsourcing’s impact on harvest losses, contributing empirical evidence for regulating moral hazards in these services as agricultural marketization expands in the future.

Profile:

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🎓 Academic and Professional Background:

Dr. Xue Qu is currently affiliated with the School of Management at Chengdu University of Information Technology. She earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from China Agricultural University and her doctoral degree from the University of Tokyo under the China Scholarship Council’s funding. Her research interests span agricultural resources and environment, food security, food loss and waste, agriculture outsourcing service, and resource and environmental footprint. She has published 12 papers in esteemed journals such as Applied Economics, Journal of Integrative Agriculture, and Agriculture.

🔬 Research and Innovations:

Dr. Qu has been involved in several significant research projects, including the “Technology System for Modern Agricultural Industry—Rabbit Industry” funded by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, and “Research on the Investigation and Evaluation Technology of Post-harvest Loss and Waste of Grain” funded by the State Administration of Grain.

📚 Publications and Contributions:

Dr. Qu has contributed significantly to the academic community with her research on rice harvest losses, food security, and agricultural sustainability. Her notable works include articles published in high-impact journals like Applied Economics and Agriculture, where she explores the effects of farming scale, mechanization, and outsourcing services on harvest losses in China. Additionally, she has authored a book chapter on field harvest losses in China.

🏆 Achievements and Recognitions:

With 94 citations on Google Scholar, Dr. Qu’s research has garnered attention and impact in her field. Her work provides empirical evidence on the moral hazards associated with agricultural outsourcing services, a crucial insight as the marketization of agricultural production continues to expand.

🌱 Areas of Research:

Food Security
Food Economy
Agricultural Sustainability

🤝 Collaborations and Memberships:

Dr. Qu collaborates with notable researchers such as Laping Wu, Daizo Kojima, Mitsuyoshi Ando, Yi Luo, Dong Huang, and Fangfang Cao, contributing to advancements in agricultural research.

Publication Top Notes:

Can Harvest Outsourcing Services Reduce Field Harvest Losses of Rice in China?
QU Xue, D Kojima, Y Nishihara, L Wu, A Mitsuyoshi
Journal of Integrative Agriculture, 20(5), 1396-1406, 2021 (Citations: 39)
The Losses in the Rice Harvest Process: A Review
X Qu, D Kojima, L Wu, M Ando
Sustainability, 13(17), 9627, 2021 (Citations: 16)
Impact of Rice Harvest Loss by Mechanization or Outsourcing: Comparison of Specialized and Part-Time Farmers
X Qu, D Kojima, Y Nishihara, L Wu, M Ando
Agricultural Economics/Zemědělská Ekonomika, 66(12), 2020 (Citations: 12)
Effects of Different Harvesting Ways on Grain Loss: Based on the Field Survey of 3251 Rural Households in China
X LI, D HUANG, X QU, J ZHU
Journal of Natural Resources, 35(5), 1043-1054, 2020 (Citations: 6)
Do Farming Scale and Mechanization Affect Moral Hazard in Rice Harvest Outsourcing Service in China?
X Qu, D Kojima, L Wu, M Ando
Agriculture, 12(8), 1205, 2022 (Citations: 5)
A Study of Rice Harvest Losses in China: Do Mechanization and Farming Scale Matter?
X Qu, D Kojima, Y Nishihara, L Wu, M Ando
Japanese Journal of Agricultural Economics, 23, 83-88, 2021 (Citations: 5)
Rice Harvest Losses Caused by Agency Slack in China: A Mediation Analysis
X Qu, D Kojima, L Wu, M Ando
Applied Economics, 55(10), 1129-1141, 2023 (Citations: 2)
An Inverse Relationship between Farm Size and Rice Harvest Loss: Evidence from China
Y Luo, D Huang, X Qu, L Wu
Land, 11(10), 1760, 2022 (Citations: 2)
Impacts of Work Attitude of Outsourcing Services on Food Losses: Evidence from Rice Harvest in China
X Qu, D Kojima, L Wu, M Ando
International Food and Agribusiness Management Review, 25(4), 587-599, 2022 (Citations: 1)
Does Outsourcing Skimp Work Attitude? Comparative Analysis between Business and Part-Time Farmers in China
X Qu, D Kojima, L Wu, M Ando
Japanese Journal of Farm Management, 60(2), 41-46, 2022 (Citations: 1)
Does Outsourcing Skimp Work Attitude?
Q Xue, K Daizo, W Laping, A Mitsuyoshi
Agricultural Economics Research, 60(2), 41-46, 2022
Harvest Loss Rate of Sweet Potato and Its Influencing Factors
HY Han Yan, QX Qu Xue, HD Huang Dong, WLP Wu LaPing
Southwest China Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 2019

Geena Prasad | Precision Agriculture | Women Researcher Award

Published on 17/08/202417/08/2024 by Agri Scientist

Dr Geena Prasad | Precision Agriculture | Women Researcher Award

Assistant Professor at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, India

Dr. Geena Prasad Assistant Professor (Senior Grade), Amrita School of Engineering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri Campus, Kollam, Kerala, India.

Profile:

Education:

Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri Campus.
M.Tech in Technology Management
University of Kerala (First Class with Distinction).
B.E. in Environmental Engineering
P.E.S College of Engineering Mandya, Mysore University (First Class with Distinction).

Research Interests:

Water and wastewater treatment
Solid waste management
Phytoremediation of heavy metals & Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs)
Bioremediation
Physico-chemical analysis of soil, water, and air
Geographical Information System (GIS) and Remote Sensing

Experience:

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham (Amrita University)
February 2011 – Present
Assistant Professor (Senior Grade), Department of Mechanical Engineering.
Responsibilities include teaching M.Tech, B.Tech, and M.Sc classes, managing lab sessions, preparing course materials, guiding projects, and coordinating green initiatives on campus.
Centre for Environment and Development (CED)
February 2010 – February 2011
Environmental Engineer.
Prepared environmental sustainability reports and manuals for solid waste management, developed strategies for wastewater and solid waste management.
Project Implementation Unit, Kerala Sustainable Urban Development Project (KSUDP)
July 2007 – February 2010
Technical Officer (Environment).
Worked on detailed project reports, designed leachate treatment plants, prepared bid documents, and coordinated various environmental initiatives.
Tokyo Engineering Consultants (TEC)
December 2003 – March 2005
Junior Engineer.
Designed and supervised water supply schemes and environmental impact assessments for urban and rural areas.
Centre for Earth Science Studies (CESS)
April 2003 – September 2003
Project Fellow.
Conducted data collection and environmental impact assessments for industrial projects.
Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre (AIMS)
October 2001 – February 2003
Environmental Engineer.
Designed and implemented water and effluent treatment plants, supervised plant operations, and managed biomedical waste.

Citations:

Total Citations: 208
Citations Since 2019: 207
h-index: 8
h-index Since 2019: 8
i10-index: 6
i10-index Since 2019: 6

Publication Top Notes:

“Spatio-temporal analysis of land use/land cover changes in an ecologically fragile area—Alappuzha District, Southern Kerala, India”
- G Prasad, MV Ramesh
- Journal: Natural Resources Research
- Volume: 28
- Pages: 31-42
- Citations: 75
- Year: 2019
“Delineation of ground water potential zones using GIS and remote sensing–A case study from midland region of Vamanapuram river basin, Kerala, India”
- G Prasad, SE John
- Journal: AIP Conference Proceedings
- Volume: 1952 (1)
- Citations: 17
- Year: 2018
“Intelligent energy meter with home automation”
- RT Mathew, S Thattat, KV Anirudh, VPK Adithya, G Prasad
- Conference: 2018 3rd International Conference for Convergence in Technology (I2CT)
- Pages: 1-4
- Citations: 14
- Year: 2018
“Land use pattern as an indicator of sustainability: a case study”
- G Prasad, R Rajesh, K Arun
- Conference: 10th Annual International Conference on Industrial Engineering and …
- Citations: 13
- Year: 2020
“Assessment of drinking water quality on public health at Alappuzha district, southern Kerala, India”
- G Prasad, AS Reshma, MV Ramesh
- Journal: Materials Today: Proceedings
- Volume: 46
- Pages: 3030-3036
- Citations: 11
- Year: 2021
“Analysis of air pollution in three cities of Kerala by using air quality index”
- SN Jyothi, K Kartha, A Mohan, J Pai, G Prasad
- Journal: Journal of Physics: Conference Series
- Volume: 1362 (1)
- Article: 012110
- Citations: 11
- Year: 2019
“An overview of natural organic matter”
- G Prasad, JY Kentilitisca, MV Ramesh, N Suresh
- Conference: ICDSMLA 2019: Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Data …
- Citations: 9
- Year: 2020
“Automated gas pollution detection system”
- S Ajith, B Harivishnu, TK Vinesh, S Sooraj, G Prasad
- Conference: 2017 2nd International Conference for Convergence in Technology (I2CT)
- Pages: 483-486
- Citations: 9
- Year: 2017
“Geogenic and anthropogenic contamination of groundwater in a fragile eco-friendly region of southern Kerala, India”
- G Prasad, H Mamane, MV Ramesh
- Institution: Estonian University of Life Sciences
- Citations: 8
- Year: 2022
“Portable and efficient graphene-oxide based multistage filtration unit for water purification”
- P Akshay, S Shreekanth, R Rajesh, G Prasad
- Journal: Materials Today: Proceedings
- Volume: 26
- Pages: 2344-2350
- Citations: 7
- Year: 2020
“Trace metal analysis of pre-flood and post-flood drinking water at Alappuzha District, Southern Kerala, India”
- G Prasad, GM Thomas, MV Ramesh
- Journal: Materials Today: Proceedings
- Volume: 46
- Pages: 2911-2918
- Citations: 6
- Year: 2021
“Understanding the impact of microplastic contamination on soil quality and eco-toxicological risks in horticulture: A comprehensive review”
- NP Gayathri, G Prasad, V Prabhakaran, V Priya
- Journal: Case Studies in Chemical and Environmental Engineering
- Volume: 9
- Article: 100633
- Citations: 5
- Year: 2024

Tangyuan Ning | sustainable crop production | Best Researcher Award

Published on 26/07/202427/07/2024 by Agri Scientist

Tangyuan Ning | sustainable crop production | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Tangyuan Ning , academic at Shandong Agricultural University in China.

Prof. Dr. Tangyuan Ning is a leading scholar in agricultural science at Shandong Agricultural University. His expertise spans crop physiology, drought tolerance, and soil management. With significant contributions to agricultural innovation, he serves as the director of the Key Laboratory of Crop Water Physiology and Drought-Tolerance Germplasm Improvement. Prof. Ning has a notable research profile with extensive international collaboration and a strong citation record. He is dedicated to advancing sustainable agricultural practices through his research and leadership. 🌱📚

PUBLICATION:

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Education:

Visiting Research Scholar, The Ohio State University, USA
June 2014 – June 2015
Conducted advanced research on crop physiology and water management.
Visiting Research Scholar, University of Göttingen, Germany
November 2019 – October 2020
Focused on drought tolerance and soil fertility.
Ph.D. in Agricultural Science, Shandong Agricultural University, China
Specialized in crop improvement and soil management.
Master’s in Crop Science, Shandong Agricultural University, China
Bachelor’s in Agronomy, Shandong Agricultural University, China

Experience:

Professor, Agricultural College, Shandong Agricultural University
2014 – Present
Leads research on crop water physiology and drought tolerance. Oversees the Key Laboratory of Crop Water Physiology and Drought-Tolerance Germplasm Improvement and is the Principal Investigator of the National Engineering Laboratory for Efficient Utilization of Soil and Fertilizer. 🌾🔬
Visiting Research Scholar, The Ohio State University
June 2014 – June 2015
Visiting Research Scholar, University of Göttingen
November 2019 – October 2020
Director, Key Laboratory of Crop Water Physiology and Drought-Tolerance Germplasm Improvement
Ministry of Agriculture
Manages research initiatives and technological advancements in crop water management.

Research Interests:

🌱 Soil Carbon Formation and Properties
Prof. Dr. Tangyuan Ning’s research delves into the dynamics of soil carbon formation and its impact on soil quality and agricultural productivity. He investigates how soil organic carbon contributes to soil health, fertility, and long-term sustainability.
🌾 Crop Carbon Fixation
A significant focus of Dr. Ning’s work is on understanding crop carbon fixation processes. His research aims to optimize how crops absorb and utilize carbon dioxide, which is crucial for improving crop yield and reducing atmospheric CO₂ levels.
🚜 Cropping Systems and Soil Management
Dr. Ning explores innovative cropping systems and soil management practices to enhance productivity and sustainability. His research includes the development of practices that integrate conservation tillage, crop rotation, and soil fertility management to improve overall farm efficiency.
🔬 Conservation Tillage Practices
His studies on conservation tillage aim to assess its effects on soil carbon sequestration, soil health, and crop yields. Dr. Ning is interested in how different tillage methods influence long-term soil sustainability.
🌾 Intercrop Systems and Sustainable Farming
Dr. Ning investigates the benefits of intercropping systems, such as the combination of maize with other crops like peanuts. His research focuses on optimizing these systems to enhance soil health, improve productivity, and maintain sustainable farmland.
📉 Soil Fertility and Nutrient Management
Research on soil fertility and nutrient management is key to Dr. Ning’s work. He examines how different fertilizer applications and soil amendments affect crop growth, yield, and soil nutrient status.
🌍 Climate-Smart Agriculture
Dr. Ning is committed to climate-smart agricultural practices that adapt to changing climatic conditions. His research includes developing strategies to mitigate climate impacts on agriculture while enhancing resilience and productivity.
🔍 Microbial Communities and Carbon Sequestration
Dr. Ning explores how microbial communities in the soil contribute to carbon sequestration and overall soil health. His work aims to understand and leverage these microbial processes for improved soil management.
📈 Agricultural Waste Recycling
He is involved in research on recycling agricultural waste to enhance soil health and sustainability. This includes developing technologies to convert waste into valuable resources for crop production.

Awards & Grants:

Key Technology and Integrated Application of Multi-Harvest Farming
Award: Shennong China Agricultural Science and Technology Award, First Prize
Year: 2019
Recognized for groundbreaking advancements in multi-harvest farming techniques that significantly enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability.
Research, Development, and Industrial Application of New Functional Greenhouse Film and Mulch Film in Agriculture
Award: Scientific and Technological Achievement Award, First Prize
Organization: Shandong Provincial Government
Year: 2018
Honored for innovative contributions to the development of functional greenhouse and mulch films that improve agricultural practices and efficiency.
Key Technologies and Application of Recycling Use of Agricultural Wastes in Huang-Huai-Hai Region
Award: Scientific and Technological Achievement Award, Second Prize
Organization: Shandong Provincial Government
Year: 2016
Awarded for significant work in recycling agricultural wastes, contributing to sustainable farming practices in the Huang-Huai-Hai region.
National Excellent Resource-Sharing Course: Agro-ecology
Award: National Recognition
Year: 2013
Acknowledged for creating a leading resource-sharing course in agro-ecology, enhancing the field’s educational resources.
Pioneer of Teaching Award
Institution: Shandong Agricultural University
Year: 2013
Recognized for outstanding contributions to education and teaching excellence at Shandong Agricultural University.
Technical System Establishment and Demonstration for High Yield Intercropping System of Wheat, Peanut, and Maize
Award: Scientific and Technological Achievement Award, First Prize
Organization: Henan Provincial Education Department
Year: 2012
Awarded for developing and demonstrating a successful intercropping system that improves yield and efficiency in wheat, peanut, and maize cultivation.
Top Ten Outstanding Young Skilled Workers
Institution: Shandong Agricultural University
Year: 2012
Honored for exceptional skills and contributions to the agricultural field as a young professional.
Key Technologies Research and Demonstration for Standardized Production of Pollution-Free High-Quality Wheat
Award: Scientific and Technological Achievement Award, Second Prize
Organization: Shandong Provincial Government
Year: 2011
Recognized for research and technology in producing high-quality, pollution-free wheat, enhancing crop quality and sustainability.
Outstanding Young Scientist in Farming System Branch of China Association of Agricultural Science Societies
Award: Outstanding Young Scientist
Year: 2010
Acknowledged for significant contributions to farming systems and agricultural science.
Shandong Provincial Awards for Farming, Forestry, Animal Husbandry
Award: Demonstration for Drought and Salt Tolerance of High-Quality Wheat Varieties and Technologies for Cost Reduction and Efficiency Improvement
Year: 2005
Awarded for advances in developing drought and salt-tolerant wheat varieties, improving agricultural resilience and cost-efficiency

Research projects:

Prof. Dr. Tangyuan Ning has made significant contributions through his research projects, focusing on soil management and crop physiology. He has completed approximately 20 research projects and is currently engaged in 7 ongoing projects. His research addresses critical areas such as crop water efficiency, soil fertility, and drought resistance.

Citation Index:

Scopus: H-index 26
Web of Science: H-index 18
Scientific Index: H-index 32
Total i10 Index: 90
ResearchGate: Research Interest Score 1,406; Citations: 2,450

Consultancy/Industry Projects:
Prof. Ning has undertaken 3 consultancy or industry-sponsored projects, contributing his expertise to practical applications and industry advancements in agriculture.

Publication Top notes:

Maize (Zea mays L.) planted at higher density utilizes dynamic light more efficiently
Plant, Cell & Environment
November 2023
DOI: 10.1111/pce.14673
Long-Term Maize Intercropping with Peanut and Phosphorus Application Maintains Sustainable Farmland Productivity by Improving Soil Aggregate Stability and P Availability
Preprint
October 17, 2023
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202310.1022.v1
Statistical analysis of the effects of variations in leaf shape, planting density, and nitrogen application rate on direct and diffuse light contributions to the crop yield from soy
Preprint
March 29, 2023
DOI: 10.22541/au.168006250.03586141/v1
Climate-Smart Tillage Practices with Straw Return to Sustain Crop Productivity
Agronomy
October 10, 2022
DOI: 10.3390/agronomy12102452
Nitrogen fixation and crop productivity enhancements co‐driven by intercrop root exudates and key rhizosphere bacteria
Journal of Applied Ecology
October 2021
DOI: 10.1111/1365-2664.13964
Soil organic carbon increment sources and crop yields under long‐term conservation tillage practices in wheat‐maize systems
Land Degradation & Development
May 30, 2020
DOI: 10.1002/ldr.3531
Responses of soil carbon, nitrogen, and wheat and maize productivity to 10 years of decreased nitrogen fertilizer under contrasting tillage systems
Soil and Tillage Research
February 2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.still.2019.104444
Shifts in microbial community and carbon sequestration in farmland soil under long-term conservation tillage and straw returning
Applied Soil Ecology
April 2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsoil.2018.12.016
Suitability of mulching with biodegradable film to moderate soil temperature and moisture and to increase photosynthesis and yield in peanut
Agricultural Water Management
September 2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.agwat.2018.06.027

Radwa El-Behairy | Agricultural Sustainability | Best Researcher Award

Published on 25/07/202425/07/2024 by Agri Scientist

Ms. Radwa El-Behairy | Agricultural Sustainability | Best Researcher Award

PhD student, Tanta University, Egypt

Radwa Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah El-Behairy is a dedicated PhD student at the Faculty of Agriculture, Tanta University, Egypt. Her research focuses on integrating AI and GIS to evaluate soil quality and crop suitability in arid areas, aiming to enhance food security sustainably. In addition to her studies, she serves as an assistant lecturer at the Higher Institute for Agricultural Cooperation in Shubra El Kheima.

Profile

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Education 🎓

Radwa Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah El-Behairy is a dedicated scholar in the field of agricultural and soil sciences. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Science from Tanta University, Egypt, in 2017. Building on her foundational knowledge, she pursued a Master of Science in Soil Science, also at Tanta University, which she completed in 2021. Currently, Radwa is a Ph.D. student at the same institution, where she is focusing on integrating artificial intelligence and geographic information systems to evaluate soil quality and crop suitability in arid areas. Her academic journey is marked by a strong commitment to advancing agricultural practices and sustainability through innovative research methodologies.

Experience 🏫

Radwa Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah El-Behairy is an Assistant Lecturer at the Higher Institute for Agricultural Cooperation in Shubra El Kheima and a PhD student at the Faculty of Agriculture, Tanta University, Egypt. Her research focuses on integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to evaluate soil quality and crop suitability in arid regions. With a solid background in soil science and agricultural science, Radwa has published seven research articles, contributing valuable insights into soil management and crop optimization. Her work aims to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability through innovative technologies.

Research Interests 🔍

Radwa Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah El-Behairy’s research interests encompass a broad spectrum of fields related to agricultural and environmental sciences. Her primary focus is on agricultural sustainability and pedology, where she explores methods to enhance the resilience and productivity of agricultural systems. She employs remote sensing and GIS technologies to monitor and analyze soil and water resources, integrating these with modeling of irrigation water quality to improve resource management. Her work also addresses environmental contamination through advanced artificial intelligence techniques, contributing to assessments of crop suitability and soil quality. Radwa’s expertise in machine learning and deep learning further supports her efforts to develop innovative solutions for optimizing agricultural practices and ensuring environmental sustainability.

Awards 🏆

Training in the research project “Monitoring land and water productivity through remote sensing WaPOR II”

Publications Top Notes 📚

An Accurate Approach for Predicting Soil Quality Based on Machine Learning in Drylands Agriculture, 2024-04-18 | link

A Novel Approach for Predicting Heavy Metal Contamination Based on Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System and GIS in an Arid Ecosystem Agronomy, 2023-07-15 | link

Artificial Intelligence Integrated GIS for Land Suitability Assessment of Wheat Crop Growth in Arid Zones to Sustain Food Security Agronomy, 2023-04-29 |link

Assessment of Potential Heavy Metal Contamination Hazards Based on GIS and Multivariate Analysis in Some Mediterranean Zones Agronomy, 2022-12-19 | link

Combination of GIS and Multivariate Analysis to Assess the Soil Heavy Metal Contamination in Some Arid Zones
Agronomy, 2022-11-16 | link

Palo Francis Loke | Soil Organic | Best Researcher Award

Published on 15/07/202415/07/2024 by Agri Scientist

Dr Palo Francis Loke | Soil Organic | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer/Researcher at University of the Free State, South Africa

Dr. PF Loke is a distinguished Soil Scientist specializing in soil chemistry, fertility, and plant nutrition. He earned his PhD in Soil Science (Chemistry) from the University of the Free State (UFS) in 2018, following his MSc Agric. in Soil Science (Fertility and Plant Nutrition) in 2012, and a BSc Agric. Hons in Soil Science in 2010 from the same institution. He also holds a BSc Agric. from the National University of Lesotho (NUL), completed in 2005. Dr. Loke has a robust teaching portfolio, presenting courses such as SOIL 4814 and SOIL 2674. His research interests focus on carbon and nutrient cycling, soil organic matter storage, and plant nutrition. As a member of the Soil Science Society of South Africa (SSSSA), Dr. Loke actively contributes to the advancement of soil science. His extensive publication record includes influential journal articles on soil organic matter storage, aggregate dynamics, and the effects of long-term agricultural practices on soil health in semi-arid regions. Dr. Loke’s work has been published in reputable journals like Agriculture, South African Journal of Plant and Soil, Soil Research, Geoderma, and the Soil Science Society of America Journal.

Profile:

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Qualifications:

PhD in Soil Science (Chemistry), University of the Free State (UFS), 2013-2018
MSc Agric. in Soil Science (Fertility and Plant Nutrition), UFS, 2010-2012
BSc Agric. Hons in Soil Science, UFS, 2009-2010
BSc Agric., National University of Lesotho (NUL), 2001-2005

📈 Citation Index:

Total Citations: 162 (124 since 2019)
h-index: 8 (since 2019)
i10-index: 5 (since 2019)

Research Focus: Soil Organic

Dr. P.F. Loke’s research primarily revolves around soil organic matter dynamics, with a strong emphasis on carbon and nutrient cycling, soil organic matter storage, and plant nutrition. His work involves investigating how different agricultural practices influence soil health and fertility, particularly in semi-arid regions.

📄 Publication:

Soil Organic Matter Storage in Irrigated Tsitsikamma Dairy Farms with Minimum Tilled Pasture Mixtures: Case Studies
Agriculture 12(6):858, 2022.
Contributors: P.F. Loke, E. Kotzé, C. Du Preez
DOI: 10.3390/agriculture12060858
Source: Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
Changes in Soil Organic Matter Indices Following 32 Years of Different Wheat Production Management Practices in Semi-Arid South Africa
Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems 94:97-109, 2012.
Contributors: P.F. Loke, E. Kotzé, C.C. Du Preez
DOI: 10.1007/s10705-012-9529-7
Land Use Change Affecting Soil Humic Substances in Three Semi-Arid Agro-Ecosystems in South Africa
Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment 216:194-202, 2016.
Contributors: E. Kotzé, P.F. Loke, M.C. Akhosi-Setaka, C.C. Du Preez
DOI: 10.1016/j.agee.2015.10.007
Impact of Long-Term Wheat Production Management Practices on Soil Acidity, Phosphorus, and Some Micronutrients in a Semi-Arid Plinthosol
Soil Research 51(5):415-426, 2013.
Contributors: P.F. Loke, E. Kotzé, C.C. Du Preez
DOI: 10.1071/SR12359
Long-Term Effects of Wheat Production Management Practices on Exchangeable Base Cations and Cation Exchange Capacity of a Plinthosol in Semi-Arid South Africa
Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis 45(8):1083-1105, 2014.
Contributors: P.F. Loke, E. Kotzé, C.C. Du Preez
DOI: 10.1080/00103624.2013.867060
Long-Term Effects of Wheat Production Management Practices on Some Carbon Fractions of a Semiarid Plinthustalfs
Soil Research 56(6):601-614, 2018.
Contributors: P.F. Loke, E. Kotzé, C.C. Du Preez, L. Twigge
DOI: 10.1071/SR18050
Long-Term Wheat Production Management Effects on Soil Fertility Indicators in the Semi-Arid Eastern Free State, South Africa
South African Journal of Plant and Soil 38(2):93-106, 2021.
Contributors: P.F. Loke, J.J. Schimper, E. Kotzé, C.C. Du Preez
DOI: 10.1080/02571862.2020.1858512
Cross-Rangeland Comparisons on Soil Carbon Dynamics in the Pedoderm of Semi-Arid and Arid South African Commercial Farms
Geoderma 381:114689, 2021.
Contributors: P.F. Loke, E. Kotzé, C.C. Du Preez, L. Twigge
DOI: 10.1016/j.geoderma.2020.114689
Dynamics of Soil Carbon Concentrations and Quality Induced by Agricultural Land Use in Central South Africa
Soil Science Society of America Journal 83(2):366-379, 2019.
Contributors: P.F. Loke, E. Kotzé, C.C. Du Preez, L. Twigge
DOI: 10.2136/sssaj2018.11.0423
Response of Soil Organic Matter Indices and Fractions After 37 Years of Wheat Production Management Practices in Semi-Arid South Africa
South African Journal of Plant and Soil 37(2):136-143, 2020.
Contributors: T. Motema, E. Kotzé, P.F. Loke, C.C. Du Preez
DOI: 10.1080/02571862.2019.1698777

Vladimir Verzhuk | Sustainable Crop Production | Best Researcher Award

Published on 28/06/202428/06/2024 by Agri Scientist

Dr Vladimir Verzhuk | Sustainable Crop Production | Best Researcher Award

Senior researcher at N.I. Vavilov All-Russian Institute of Plant Genetic Resources (VIR) St. Petersburg, Russia

Verzhuk Vladimir Grigorevich is a Senior Researcher at the N.I. Vavilov All-Russian Institute of Plant Genetic Resources (VIR) in St. Petersburg, Russia. He holds a Candidate of Biological Sciences degree and has been a pivotal figure in the field of plant cryopreservation since completing his postgraduate studies at VIR in 1976.

Profile:

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Academic and Professional Background:

Verzhuk Vladimir Grigorevich, a Candidate of Biological Sciences, is a Senior Researcher at the Laboratory of Long-term Storage of Plant Genetic Resources of VIR. He graduated from the Crimean Agricultural Institute in 1971 and completed his postgraduate studies at VIR in 1976, focusing on photosynthesis and productivity. Since 2000, he has led the cryopreservation group, specializing in low-temperature storage of vegetative shoots, buds, and pollen of fruit crops.

Areas of Research:

Verzhuk’s research focuses on developing and improving cryopreservation methods for the genetic resources of vegetatively propagated crops at VIR.

Sustainable Crop Production Research Focus:

Verzhuk’s research emphasizes sustainable crop production through the development of cryopreservation methods for genetic resources. His work ensures the long-term viability and diversity of crop species, contributing to the sustainability of agricultural systems by preserving genetic material that can adapt to changing environmental conditions and stressors.

Publication Top Notes:

Conservation of the Bird Cherry (Padus Mill.) Germplasm by Cold Storage and Cryopreservation of Winter Cuttings
- Journal: Biology
- Date: 2023-07
- DOI: 10.3390/biology12081071
- Contributors: Vladimir Verzhuk, Sergey Murashev, Liubov Novikova, Stepan Kiru, Svetlana Orlova
Post-Cryogenic Viability of Peach (Persica vulgaris Mill.) Dormant Buds from the VIR Genetic Collection
- Journal: Agriculture
- Date: 2022-12
- DOI: 10.3390/agriculture13010111
- Contributors: Vladimir Verzhuk, Victor Eremin, Taisya Gasanova, Oksana Eremina, Liubov Novikova, Galina Filipenko, Maxim Sitnikov, Alexander Pavlov
Viability of Red (Ribes rubrum L.) and Black (Ribes nigrum L.) Currant Cuttings in Field Conditions after Cryopreservation in Vapors of Liquid Nitrogen
- Journal: Agriculture
- Date: 2020-10
- DOI: 10.3390/agriculture10100476
- Contributors: Vladimir Verzhuk, Alexander Pavlov, Liubov Novikova, Galina Filipenko

Priya Lal Chandra Paul | Conservation agriculture | Excellence in Research

Published on 24/06/202424/06/2024 by Agri Scientist

Dr Priya Lal Chandra Paul | Conservation agriculture | Excellence in Research

Senior Scientific Officer at Bangladesh Rice Research Institute, Bangladesh

Dr. Priya Lal Chandra Paul is a Senior Scientific Officer at the Irrigation and Water Management Division of the Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI) in Gazipur, Bangladesh. With a profound interest in soil water and salinity dynamics, waterlogging mitigation techniques, and conservation agriculture, Dr. Paul has made significant contributions to agricultural science and water management.

Profile:

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Education:

🎓 PhD in Agricultural Science, Murdoch University, Perth, Australia (2020).🎓 M.S. in Irrigation and Water Management, Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh (2006).🎓 B. Sc. Agricultural Engineering, Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh (2004)

Professional Experience:

Senior Scientific Officer, BRRI (Dec 2014 – Present). Scientific Officer, BRRI (Aug 2009 – Dec 2014). Assistant General Manager, Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board (REB) (Nov 2008 – Aug 2009). Assistant Manager, Bangladesh Sugar and Food Industries Corporation (BSFIC) (Jul 2008 – Nov 2008). Agricultural Engineer, Department of Agriculture Extension (DAE), Ministry of Agriculture (Jul 2006 – Jul 2008)

Professional Development:

Dr. Paul has continually enhanced his expertise through various training programs and courses, including GIS and Remote Sensing in Smart Agriculture, Adaptive Delta Management, and Integrated Water Resource Management. 🌍

Awards and Fellowships:

🏆 ACIAR John Allwright Fellowship, Australia
🏆 TWAS-USM Fellowship, Malaysia
🏆 VLIR-UOS Training Scholarship, Belgium
🏆 National Integrity Strategy Award 2023, BRRI

Dr. Paul’s dedication to agricultural research and development is evident through his extensive involvement in projects aimed at mitigating climate risks and enhancing the resilience of agricultural systems in Bangladesh. 🌱

Conservation Agriculture Research Focus 🌾

Dr. Priya Lal Chandra Paul is deeply engaged in research focused on conservation agriculture, emphasizing sustainable practices that enhance soil health, improve water use efficiency, and increase crop yields while reducing environmental impact. His key research areas in this domain include:

Soil Water Conservation:
- Investigating techniques to conserve soil moisture, crucial for sustaining crop growth in water-scarce regions.
- Implementing mulching practices and other soil amendments to maintain optimal soil moisture levels.
Tillage Practices:
- Exploring minimum tillage and no-till farming methods to reduce soil erosion and degradation.
- Assessing the impact of different tillage practices on soil structure, water infiltration, and root growth.
Crop Establishment in Saline-Wet Soils:
- Developing strategies for successful crop establishment in challenging saline and waterlogged soils, typical in coastal regions.
- Evaluating salt-tolerant crop varieties and appropriate planting techniques to mitigate salinity effects.
Conjunctive Use of Saline and Freshwater:
- Studying the combined use of saline and freshwater resources to optimize irrigation practices.
- Implementing water management strategies that balance the use of available water resources to maintain soil health and crop productivity.
Water Saving Techniques:
- Promoting the use of efficient irrigation systems, such as drip and sprinkler irrigation, to minimize water wastage.
- Investigating alternate wetting and drying (AWD) techniques in rice cultivation to save water and improve water use efficiency.
Conservation Agriculture in Coastal Agriculture and Hydrology:
- Addressing the unique challenges faced by coastal agricultural systems, including salinity, waterlogging, and soil degradation.
- Developing and promoting integrated water and soil management practices to enhance the resilience of coastal farming systems.

Dr. Paul’s research is instrumental in developing sustainable agricultural practices that ensure long-term productivity and environmental conservation, particularly in regions facing climatic and hydrological challenges. His work aims to provide practical solutions for farmers to adapt to changing conditions and maintain agricultural sustainability. 🌱

Citation Metrics 📊

Total Citations: 339 (since 2019: 312)
h-index: 11 (since 2019: 10)
i10-index: 12 (since 2019: 11)

Publication Top Notes:

Straw mulch and irrigation affect solute potential and sunflower yield in a heavy textured soil in the Ganges Delta
- Agricultural Water Management 239, 106211 (2020)
- Citations: 45
Banding of fertilizer improves phosphorus acquisition and yield of zero tillage maize by concentrating phosphorus in surface soil
- Sustainability 10 (9), 3234 (2018)
- Citations: 35
Variation in the yield of sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) due to differing tillage systems is associated with variation in solute potential of the soil solution in a salt-affected soil
- Soil and Tillage Research 197, 104489 (2020)
- Citations: 34
Impact of rice straw mulch on soil physical properties, sunflower root distribution and yield in a salt-affected clay-textured soil
- Agriculture 11 (3), 264 (2021)
- Citations: 29
Opportunities for cropping system intensification in the coastal zone of Bangladesh
- Conference proceedings, Revitalizing the Ganges Coastal Zone: Turning Challenges into Opportunities (2015)
- Citations: 28*
Optimum sowing window for boro cultivation in the coastal zone of Bangladesh
- Conference proceedings, Revitalizing the Ganges Coastal Zone: Turning Challenges into Opportunities (2015)
- Citations: 22*
Refinement of alternate wetting and drying irrigation method for rice cultivation
- Bangladesh Rice Journal 17 (1-2), 33-37 (2013)
- Citations: 22
Opportunities and risks with early sowing of sunflower in a salt-affected coastal region of the Ganges Delta
- Agronomy for Sustainable Development 41 (3), 39 (2021)
- Citations: 18
Water productivity improvement using water saving technologies in Boro rice cultivation
- Bangladesh Rice Journal 20 (1), 17-22 (2016)
- Citations: 17
Triple rice in a year: Is it a feasible option for the low salinity areas of the coastal zone of Bangladesh
- Conference proceedings, Revitalizing the Ganges Coastal Zone: Turning Challenges into Opportunities (2015)
- Citations: 14*
Short-Term Waterlogging Depresses Early Growth of Sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) on Saline Soils with a Shallow Water Table in the Coastal Zone of the Ganges Delta
- Soil Systems 5 (4), 68 (2021)
- Citations: 12
Selection of Profitable Rice Based Cropping System Under Prevailing Water Environment in Satkhira District of Bangladesh
- Academia Journal of Agricultural Research 4 (9), 581-588 (2016)
- Citations: 11*
Early transplanting of rainfed rice minimizes irrigation demand by utilizing rainfall
- Environmental Systems Research 10, 1-11 (2021)
- Citations: 9
Impacts of different tillage systems on the yield of sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) in a salt-affected clayey soil of the Ganges Delta
- Soil Tillage Res 197, 104489 (2020)
- Citations: 8
Rice-rice-rabi cropping systems for increasing the productivity of low salinity regions of the coastal zone of Bangladesh
- Conference proceedings, Revitalizing the Ganges Coastal Zone: Turning Challenges into Opportunities (2015)
- Citations: 8*
Agronomic practices increase sunflower yield in the rabi (dry) season in clay-textured, salt-affected soils of the coastal region of Bangladesh
- Murdoch University (2020)
- Citations: 4
Water productivity evaluation for rice based cropping system in Gazipur District of Bangladesh
- Eco-friendly Agricultural Journal 6 (12), 279-284 (2013)
- Citations: 4