Name: Addisu Muluken Negash
Position: Lecturer
University: Injibara University
College: Agriculture, Food and Climate Science
Department: Horticulture
Field of Specialization: Horticulture
Research Interest: production on horticultural crops, Postharvest
handling technology ,diseases and pests control strategy on
horticultural crops, adapting on temperate fruit crops and
vegetables,
Email Address: addisumuluken019@gmail.com
Mobile Number: +251918367531
I. Short profile
The full name of the instructor is Addisu Muluken Negash. He graduated from Wolkite University with a
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Horticulture on July 2018. Then he re-joined to Bahir Dar University to
pursue his Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree on October 2018, and completed his M.Sc. degree in Horticulture
on December, 2021. After completing his Master’s degree, He had employed at Injibara University as a
lecturer soon after the graduation of his M.Sc. Degree in September 21, 2021 and work for two years.
Currently, he is engaged in teaching, research and community work at Injibara University.
II. Certificate
- July 18,2023:- Graduate with Higher Diploma license in professional teacher Education At Injibara
University - On August 29to September 1, 2022:- Certificate of Training on “preparation of manuscripts and the process
of publishing in reputable scientific journals” at Injibara University in collaboration with Dalhousie
University. - ON November 24,2022:- certification of training on ” research grant project writing” at Injibara university
in collaboration with USAID,FARMER TO FARMER and CRS (Catholic Relief Services) - ON March 17-30,2022:- certification of training course on ”Use of R Software Package for Agricultural
Data Management, Analysis and Graphics” at Injibara university in collaboration with USAID,FARMER
TO FARMER and CRS (Catholic Relief Services)
III. Publication
- Addisu Muluken Negash, Tesfaye Melak., Semagn Asredie Kolech (2023). Seed tuber cutting
improves tuber yield of Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) Varieties under irrigation conditions in
Dangla district of Amhara Region, Ethiopia , DOI: https://doi.org/10.20372/jaes.v8i2.9101