Tariku Ayele | Agricultural Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Tariku Ayele | Agricultural Economics | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Tariku Ayele, Bule Hora University, Ethiopia

Tariku Ayele 📚🌾Born in 1992 in Adola, Ethiopia, Tariku Ayele is a dedicated lecturer in Agricultural Economics at Bule Hora University. He holds a B.Sc. in Agricultural Resource Economics and an M.Sc. in Agricultural Economics, with a stellar academic record (CGPA: 3.89 and 3.99, respectively). Tariku is passionate about research, contributing significantly to agricultural economics, evidenced by multiple publications. He is actively involved in community service and leadership roles, serving as Vice Dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences and Head of the Department of Agricultural Economics. Tariku is committed to fostering sustainable agricultural practices in Ethiopia. 🌍📈

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Educational Background

Tariku completed her Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Resource Economics and Management at Hawassa University with a remarkable CGPA of 3.89 in 2015. She further excelled by obtaining her Master of Science in Agricultural Economics from Haramaya University, graduating with a CGPA of 3.99 in 2018. Her academic achievements are complemented by various training certifications in research capacity building and econometric modeling.

Work Experience and Responsibilities

As an Agricultural Economics Lecturer, Tariku is responsible for teaching, conducting research, and participating in community service. She has held several leadership roles, including Vice Director of the Institute of Gadaa and Culture Studies and Vice Dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences, showcasing her commitment to academia and leadership

Conclusion

Ms. Tariku Ayele is a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her dedication to agricultural economics, combined with her commitment to community service and academic excellence, makes her an exemplary figure in her field

Publication Top Notes  

  • Determinants of farmland degradation among farming households in West Guji Zone, Ethiopia (2022) – Cited by 10
  • Cereal crops commercialization and welfare of households in Guji Zone, Ethiopia (2022) – Cited by 5
  • Determinants of cereal crops commercialization among smallholder farmers in Guji Zone, Ethiopia (2021) – Cited by 8
  • A Review of the Trends and Causes of Food Insecurity in Ethiopia (2020) – Cited by 15
  • Constraints of Honey Production and Marketing in Ethiopia: A Review (2020) – Cited by 12
  • The Impact of Climate Change on Pastoralist Livelihoods in Ethiopia: A Review (2020) – Cited by 20
  • Factors Affecting Production and Marketing of Spices in Ethiopia (2019) – Cited by 6
  • Analysis of Market Decisions and Intensity of Market Participation of Smallholder Wheat Farmers in Adola Rede District of Oromia Regional State, Ethiopia (2018) – Cited by 9
  • Review on Factors Affecting the Performance of Micro and Small Enterprise (MSE) in Ethiopia (2018) – Cited by 4
  • Review on Status of Micro and Small Enterprise (MSE) Development in Ethiopia (2018) – Cited by 3

Jimson Mwikamba | Agricultural Ecomics Award | Young Scientist Award

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Mr. Jimson Mwikamba | Agricultural Ecomics Award | Young Scientist Award

Mr. Jimson Mwikamba, University of Nairobi, Kenya

🌱 Jimson Mwikamba is a Kenyan agricultural economist with a Masters from the University of Nairobi and a Bachelor’s from Egerton University. His expertise spans food security, environmental impact assessment, and agricultural training. He’s certified as a Plantwise Plant Doctor and has completed professional courses in monitoring and evaluation, education, and andragogy. With a solid educational foundation and practical training, Jimson is dedicated to enhancing agricultural practices and sustainable development in Kenya. 🌾

 

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Educational Background 

📚 Jimson Mwikamba’s educational journey is rooted in Kenya, where he pursued a diverse range of studies. He obtained his Masters in Agricultural and Applied Economics from the prestigious University of Nairobi, building upon his Bachelor’s degree in Agribusiness Management from Egerton University. His academic prowess traces back to Canon Kituri Secondary School, where he earned an impressive A- in his Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education. His educational foundation was laid at Nyache Primary School, Taita, Kenya, where he completed his Kenya Certificate of Primary Education with a commendable C+. Jimson’s commitment to learning has shaped his expertise in agricultural economics and management. 🌱

 

Work Experience

🌱 Jimson Mwikamba’s career in academia and community service reflects his passion for agricultural education and leadership. Since May 2021, he has served as a Principal Lecturer at the Kenya School of Agriculture’s Nyeri campus, under the State Department for Crops Development, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and Fisheries. Prior to this role, he held positions as a Senior Lecturer and Lecturer at the same institution. He also contributes to his community as the Secretary of the Building Committee at Nyeri Town PEFA Cathedral of Grace since June 2020. His dedication to education and community development is further demonstrated by his previous role as a Tutor at St. Andrew East Africa College of Management. 📚

 

Research Focus

🔬 Jimson Mwikamba’s research primarily focuses on the adoption and impact of climate-smart horticulture practices, particularly in Taita-Taveta County, Kenya. His studies delve into the determinants and factors influencing the intensity of adoption of these practices, as well as the use of mobile phones in enhancing productivity in agricultural settings. Through publications in reputable journals like Cogent Food & Agriculture and the East African Agricultural and Forestry Journal, Jimson contributes valuable insights into sustainable agricultural development and the integration of technology in farming practices. His dedication to understanding and promoting climate-smart agriculture underscores his commitment to addressing environmental challenges and improving livelihoods. 🌱