Stephen Yeboah
CSIR-Crops Research Institute, Ghana Education Service, Gansu Agricultural University, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana, University of Education
0000-0002-6811-6355
About
Stephen is a Research Scientist who has conducted extensive research in the areas of crop and soil resource management and environmental management. He has developed a number of technologies which have improved the livelihoods of resource-poor farmers. His research priority is to improve understanding of plant responses to the environment. He has refereed several papers for both local and international scientific journals, and has over thirty-five (35) refereed journal publications in science listed, international and African Journals.
Employment
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CSIR-Crops Research Institute Research Scientist2011 - Present
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Ghana Education Service Tearcher/Counseller2005 - 2008
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Ghana Education Service Class Teacher1998 - 2001
Education
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Gansu Agricultural University PhD2013 - 2017
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Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana MSc2008 - 2010
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University of Education Bachelor2001 - 2005
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (51)
- Rainfall Variability and Agroecological Resilience in Ghana: Evidence From Spatial and Volatility Models Save
- Integrated Precision Agriculture and Circular Economy Strategies for Improving Agricultural Productivity and Climate Resilience in Ghana Save
- Agroecological practices improve soil fertility and maize ( Zea mays L.) yield under semi-deciduous forest conditions Save
- Effects Of Storage Container and Storage Condition on Seed Health Quality of Common Bean Variety Ennepa in Southern Ghana Save
- Sustainable Agricultural Practices: Enhancing Rice Yield and Reducing Methane Emissions in Degraded Soils via Soil Amendments and Silicon Application Save
- Climate Information Services, Climate-Smart Agriculture, and One Health Innovations for Resilient Food Systems: Capacitation of Intermediaries and Lead Farmers in Ghana. Save
- Validating Climate Smart Agriculture and One Health Technologies for Improved Climate Resilience and Productivity Throught Piloting Save
- Effect of spatial arrangement of push-pull companion plants on fall armyworm control and agronomic performance of two maize varieties in Ghana Save
- Combined application of biochar with nitrogen fertilizer improves soil quality and reduces soil respiration whilst sustaining wheat grain yield in a semiarid environment Save
- Impact of Foliar Application of Zinc and Magnesium Aminochelate on Bean Physiology and Productivity in Ghana Save