Arebu Hussen Yimer, a lecturer of agronomy at Mekdela Amba University in Ethiopia, holds a Master of Science degree in Agronomy from Hawassa University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Plant Science from Debre Berhan University. With a wealth of experience in academia and research, Arebu specializes in areas such as plant physiology, crop production, soil fertility, and postharvest handling. Fluent in English and Amharic, he is actively involved in teaching, conducting research projects, and disseminating findings to enhance crop productivity in Ethiopia.
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Arebu Hussen Yimer has established himself as a prolific author in the field of agronomy, with several publications in reputable journals. His work spans topics such as the influence of deficit irrigation on crop performance, evaluation of earthworm species adaptability, fertilizer application on soil fertility, postharvest management practices, and the impact of climate change on cereal crops. As a corresponding or first author on many of these papers, Arebu’s contributions have significantly enriched the academic discourse on agricultural practices and sustainability.
Education:
Arebu Hussen Yimer pursued his academic journey with dedication and excellence. He earned his Master of Science degree in Agronomy from Hawassa University, graduating with great distinction, and obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in Plant Science from Debre Berhan University. Throughout his studies, Arebu demonstrated a keen interest in agronomy, plant physiology, and soil science, laying a solid foundation for his future endeavors in academia and research.
Research Focus:
Arebu Hussen Yimer’s research focuses on addressing critical challenges in agriculture, particularly in Ethiopia. His work encompasses various aspects of agronomy, including crop production, soil fertility management, irrigation practices, postharvest handling, and the impact of climate change on agricultural systems. By investigating these topics, Arebu aims to develop sustainable farming practices, enhance crop yield and quality, and contribute to food security and livelihood improvement in his country.
Professional Journey:
Arebu Hussen Yimer embarked on his professional journey as a junior instructor at Alage Agricultural Technical Vocational Education and Training (ATVET) College. Over the years, he progressed to the position of senior instructor, where he played a key role in training developmental agents and leading horticulture and field crop programs. Subsequently, he transitioned to Mekdela Amba University, where he currently serves as a lecturer of agronomy and holds various leadership roles, including coordinating research, community service, and technology transfer.
Honors & Awards:
Arebu Hussen Yimer has received recognition for his exemplary contributions to academia and community service. He has been honored with certificates of recognition from Mekdela Amba University for his professional community service in multiplying improved seed varieties. Additionally, he was acknowledged by Hawassa University for his outstanding academic performance during his Master’s studies and by Alage ATVET College for his valuable contributions to technology transfer.
Publications Noted & Contributions:
Arebu Hussen Yimer’s publications have made significant contributions to the field of agronomy and agricultural research. Notable among his works are studies on deficit irrigation effects on crop performance, evaluation of earthworm species for soil adaptability, fertilizer application impacts on soil fertility, postharvest management practices, and the influence of climate change on cereal crops. Through these publications, Arebu has shared valuable insights and findings to advance agricultural knowledge and practices.
“Influence of Small-Scale Irrigation on Livelihoods of Rural Farm Households in the Case of Legehida District, Ethiopia”
- Source: The Scientific World Journal
- DOI: 10.1155/2024/9982796
- Contributors: Awol Hussen, Arebu Hussen
“Influence of deficit irrigation levels on agronomic performance of pepper (Capsicum annuum L.) under drip at alage, central rift valley of Ethiopia”
- Source: PLOS ONE
- DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0280639
- Contributors: Seid Mohammed, Mario Licata, Arebu Hussen
“Postharvest Management Practices of Maize in Ethiopia: A Review”
- Source: Agricultural Science Digest
- DOI: 10.18805/ag.DF-414
- Contributors: Yimer, A.H.
“Role of Combined Fertilizer Application on Soil Fertility, Growth and Yield of Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.): A Review”
- Source: Agricultural Science Digest
- DOI: 10.18805/ag.AF-693
- Contributors: Yimer, A.H.
“Influence of Organic Fertilizers on Productivity of Barley: A Review”
- Source: Agricultural Science Digest – A Research Journal
- DOI: 10.18805/ag.df-374
- Contributors: Arebu Hussen Yimer
Research Timeline:
Arebu Hussen Yimer’s research timeline reflects his continuous dedication to advancing agricultural science. From his early years as a junior instructor, he actively engaged in research and technology transfer initiatives. His transition to Mekdela Amba University marked a significant phase in his career, where he expanded his research focus and leadership responsibilities. Over the years, Arebu’s research efforts have been aimed at addressing pressing agricultural challenges and promoting sustainable farming practices in Ethiopia.
Collaborations and Projects:
Arebu Hussen Yimer has been actively involved in collaborative research projects aimed at enhancing agricultural productivity and sustainability. He has collaborated with academic institutions, government agencies, and international organizations on various initiatives, including hybrid rice and maize technology training, climate risk management in agriculture, and food security programs. Through these collaborations, Arebu has contributed to the development and implementation of innovative solutions to address agricultural challenges in Ethiopia and beyond.