• UTILIZATION OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES (ICTs) FOR INFORMATION SHARING AMONG POULTRY PRODUCTION ACTORS IN CHIRO TOWN, WEST HARARGHE ZONE, OROMIA REGION, ETHIOPIA 

  AZIZA MOHAMMED ALIYI; Tilahun Shiferaw (Assistant Professor); Endalew Getnet (PhD) (Haramaya University, 2024-06)

  ICTs has been contributing a lot to actors having access to updated market information, which helped them make informed marketing decisions and facilitating interaction among producers, suppliers, distributors, and end ...
• ASSESSMENT OF POST-HARVEST MYCOFLORA AND IN-VITRO MANAGEMENT TO MAINTAIN QUALITY OF COMMON BEAN (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) SEED IN EAST HARARGHE, ETHIOPIA 

  SHEGER DAWID HASSEN; Abdi Mohammed (PhD); Seltene Abadi (PhD) (Haramaya University, 2024-06)

  Different mycoflora are contaminate common bean seed under storage conditions and leads to quantity and quality deteriorations and contribute to reduction of thesubsequent seasons crop performances and yield which ...
• DISCONTINUATION OF EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING AND ITS ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG MOTHERS WORKING IN PUBLIC SECTORS IN JIGJIGA TOWN, EASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  AMIRA ABDIWALI HUSSIEN (BSC.); Sagni Girma (MPH, Assistant Professor); Behailu Hawulte (MPH, Assistant Professor) (Haramaya University, 2024-09)

  Introduction: Exclusive breastfeeding provides the best and complete nourishment for the baby during the first six months of life. Employed women tend to breastfeed less than non-employed women exclusively. In the study ...
• SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICE USE, PERCEPTION, BARRIERS, AND FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICE USE AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL ADOLESCENT STUDENTS IN JIGJIGA TOWN SOMALI, ETHIOPIA: MIXED METHOD 

  AMAL MOHAMED (Bsc); Dr. Merga Dheresa (PhD, Associate Profess; Mr Jemal Yusuf (MPH, Assistant Professor) (Haramaya University, 2024-08)

  Background: Sexual and reproductive health involves the ability to prevent unintended pregnancies, unsafe abortions, sexually transmitted diseases, coercion, and sexual abuse, while ensuring mental and physical well-being. ...
• THE PREVALENCE OF ACUTE MALNUTRITION AND ITS ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG INSTITUTIONALIZED SCHOOL-AGED ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN JIGJIGA TOWN, SOMALI REGION, EASTERN, ETHIOPIA 

  ABDIKADIR ABDULAHI YUSUF (Haramaya University, 2024-09)

  Background: Acute malnutrition (wasting) poses a major threat to a child's life and development, as well as an increased chance of mortality. Orphans are at higher risk of developing malnutrition because of poor food ...

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