• WOODY SPECIES DIVERSITY AND CARBON STOCK POTENTIAL OF PARKLAND AND COFFEE-BASED AGROFORESTRY SYSTEMS, HABRO DISTRICT, EASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  YOSEF FANTAYE HAILE; Solomon Estifanos (MSc, Assist. Prof.); Samuel Feyissa (PhD, Assist. Prof.) (Haramaya University, 2024-02)

  Agroforestry practice is well known in eastern Ethiopia and multifunctional working landscape and can play in conserving and enhancing biodiversity and carbon sequestration. Despite some studies related with plant species ...
• WOODY SPECIES DIVERSITY AND CARBON STOCK IN HOMEGARDEN AGROFORESTRY PRACTICE IN METU DISTRICT OF ILU ABA BOR ZONE, SOUTHWESTERN ETHIOPIA 

  Mosisa Dugasa Worji; Tessema Toru (Ph.D., assist. Prof.); Dargo Kebede (Msc, Assist. Prof.) (Haramaya University, 2023-11)

  Homegarden agroforestry practices encompass an assortment of woody species and provide a number of social, ecosystem services and economical benefits. Many studies have been undertaken to identify woody species and quantify ...
• WOODY SPECIES DIVERSITY AND CARBON STOCK OF SCATTERED TREES ON FARMLAND ALONG ELEVATION GRADIENT IN GEMECHIS DISTRICT, WEST HARARGHE ZONE, OROMIA, ETHIOPIA 

  TESFA ADMASU ZELLEKE; Dargo Kebede (Assistant professor); Eyasu Mekonnen (Assistant professor) (Haramaya University, 2023-03)

  Scattered trees within farmland are common land-use in Ethiopia and many parts of the tropics. These systems play an important role in climate change mitigation and adaptation, through carbon sequestration. Therefore, ...
• WOODY SPECIES DIVERSITY, MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND DETERMINANTS OF THEIR DIVERSITY IN HOMEGARDENS OF HADERO TUNTO DISTRICT, KEMBATA TEMBARO ZONE, SOUTH ETHIOPIA 

  DESTA ADMASU TENGA; Lisanework Nigatu (PhD, Assoc. Prof); Teshale W/Amanuel (PhD. Asst. Prof) (Haramaya University, 2022-12)

  Homegarden agroforestry contributes significantly to the conservation of woody species while also improving human well-being. Although homegardens are known to substantially contribute to various benefits to households, ...
• THE ROLE OF AGROFORESTRY PRACTICES IN MINIMIZING HOUSEHOLDS VULNERABILITY TO CLIMATE VARIABILITY IN WEST BADEWACHO DISTRICT, HADIYYA ZONE 

  Adamo Ayele; Tessema Toru (PhD; Solomon Estifanos (MSc (Haramaya University, 2022-12)

  Ethiopia’s low level of economic development with its heavy dependence on rain- fed agriculture, which is the sector most vulnerable to climate variability make the country susceptible to the adverse effects of climate ...
• FARMERS’ SHADE TREE SPECIES PREFERENCE AND EVALUATION OF SELECTED SOIL PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES UNDER THE TREE CANOPY IN COFFEE BASED AGROFORESTRY SYSTEMS IN DEDER DISTRICT, EAST HARARGHE ZONE, OROMIA, ETHIOPIA 

  Jemal Mohamed Hussen; Dr. Lisanework Nigatu; ( Assist. Prof) Ayele Akuma (Haramaya University, 2022-01)

  The study was conducted at Deder District, in East Hararghe Zone, Eastern Ethiopia. The aim of the study was to investigate farmers’ shade tree species preference and evaluate selected soil physicochemical properties ...
• WOODY SPECIES DIVERSITY OF PARKLAND AGROFORESTRY AND ITS ROLE IN IMPROVING SMALLHOLDER HOUSEHOLDS’ FOOD SECURITY IN MELKA BELLO DISTRICT, EAST HARARGHE ZONE, ETHIOPIA 

  Terefe kenfu Tesema; (Assis Prof.) Solomon Estifanos; (PhD) Abebaw Shimeles (Haramaya University, 2023-03)

  Woody species of Parkland agroforestry are prominent features in many crop landscapes in Ethiopia. Parkland agroforestry which is a system practiced for many local populations is very important for house hold food ...
• PLANT SPECIES DIVERSITY IN HOMEGARDEN AGROFORESTRY AND IT’S CONTRIBUTION TO FOOD SECURITY IN MELKA BELLO DISTRICT OF EAST HARARGHE ZONE, ETHIOPIA 

  Abrahim Juhar Yuya; (PhD Lisanework Nigatu; (Asst. Prof.) Eyasu Mekonnen (Haramaya University, 2023-01)

  Homegarden agroforestry support biodiversity and a considerable contribution for rural households’ food security. Yet, the diversity of plant species and it’s contribution to food security was insufficiently understood ...
• EFFECTS OF ACACIA TORTILIS (FORSSK.) HAYNE ON SOME SELECTED SOIL PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES AND MAIZE YIELD IN PARKLAND AGROFORESTRY, GURSUM DISTRICT, EAST HARARGHE, OROMIA REGION, ETHIOPIA 

  SeyfiShekzekeriyaAdem; (Assit. Prof) Solomon Estifanos; (Assist.Prof.) Ayele Akuma (Haramaya University, 2023-04)

  The study was conducted to investigate the effects of Acacia tortilistree in farmland on some selected soil physicochemical properties, and maize grain yield in Gursumdistrict, Eastern Hararghe, Oromia, Ethiopia. For ...
• WOODY SPECIES DIVERSITY, MANAGEMENT, AND CARBON STOCKS OF PARKLAND AGROFORESTRY PRACTICES, IN NEGELLE ARSI, CENTRAL RIFT VALLEY, ETHIOPIA 

  Desta Megersa; Solomon Estifanos (Assit. Prof); Gemedo Dalle (PhD) (Haramaya University, 2022-12)

  Agroforestry consists different diversity of plants and has a unique potential of balancing the net carbon emissions as a sink and reservoir for CO2 at both above and below-ground. The objective of this study was to ...
• PREVALENCE AND MANAGEMENT OF STRIGA (Striga hermonthica L.) AND ITS EFFECT ON PRODUCTIVITY OF SORGHUM [Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench] IN EASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  Lemma Degebasa Olkeba; Dr Zelalem Bekeko; Dr Ketema Belete (Haramaya University, 2022-05)

  Sorghum grows in a wide range of agro-ecologies most importantly in the drought prone areas and is the main staple food crop in eastern Ethiopia. However, Striga hermonthica is the major constraint to sorghum production ...
• LITTER DECOMPOSITION RATE AND NUTRIENT RELEASE PATTERN OF SELECTED INDIGENOUS AGROFORESTRY TREE SPECIES, JIMMA ZONE, SOUTH WESTERN ETHIOPIA 

  Kasu Hailu Biru; Solomon Estifanos (Assis Prof); Dargo Kebede( Assis Prof) (Haramaya University, 2022-05)

  The selection and use of appropriate Agroforestry tree species to maintain a sufficiently high nutrient supply to meet crop needs remains a major challenge of nutrient management under low input farming systems. ...
• WOODY SPECIES DIVERSITY AND EFFECT OF SELECTED TREE SPECIES ON SORGHUM YIELD IN PARKLAND AGROFORESTRY PRACTICE IN KERSA DISTRICT, EAST HARARGHE ZONE, ETHIOPIA 

  Birhanu Mengistu, Sisay; Nigatu, (PhD) Lisanework; Kebede, (Assist. Prof) Dargo (Haramaya university, 2021-10)

  Parkland agroforestry woody species are prominent features in many landscapes worldwide, and their ecological, social and economic importance is widely acknowledged. Farmers have different objectives for retaining trees ...
• WOODY SPECIES DIVERSITY AND CARBON STOCK IN COFFEE-BASED HOMEGARDEN AGROFORESTRY IN DELLOMENNA DISTRICT Of BALE ZONE, SOUTHEASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  HORDOFA, ALEMAYEHU(MSc); Nigatu, Lisanework (PhD, Assoc. Prof.); Estifanos, Solomon (MSc, Assis. Prof.) (HARAMYA UNIVERSITY, 2020-12)

  Agroforestry is accompanies different diversity of plants and has a unique capacity of balancing the net carbon emissions as a sink and reservoir for carbon dioxide at both above and belowgrou nd. The objective of this ...
• TREE SPECIES DIVERSITY, PREFERENCE AND MANAGEMENT OF SMALLHOLDER COFFEE FARMS IN BEDENO DISTRICT, EASTERN HARARGHE ZONE, OROMIA REGIONAL STATE, ETHIOPIA 

  Shekyusuf Ahmed, Zekwan; Nigatu, (PhD) Lisanework; Mekonnen, (Assist. Prof.) Eyasu (Haramaya university, 2020-12)

  Shade based coffee agroforestry systems have a considerable contribution to support biodiversity. Yet assets and limits of their contribution are insufficiently documented. Understanding the diversity and management of ...
• WOODY SPECIES DIVERSITY AND CARBON STOCK IN COFFEE-BASED HOMEGARDEN AGROFORESTRY IN DELLOMENNA DISTRICT Of BALE ZONE, SOUTHEASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  Hordofa Maru, Alemayehu; Nigatu, (PhD) Lisanework; Estifanos, (Assis. Prof.) Solomon (Haramaya university, 2020-12)

  Agroforestry is accompanies different diversity of plants and has a unique capacity of balancing the net carbon emissions as a sink and reservoir for carbon dioxide at both above and belowground. The objective of this study ...
• EFFECT OF CIRCUIT TRAINING ON HEALTH RELATED FITNESS COMPONENTS OF U-15 IN CASE OF ARUSI BALA PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN DAWURO ZONE ESSERA WOREDA, SNNPR, ETHIOPIA 

  Washara Bukate, Alemu; Enyew, (PhD) Desta; Mekonnen, (PhD) Shemelis (Haramaya university, 2020-12)

  This study attempted to explore effects of circuit training on health related physical fitness components of U-15in Arusi Bala primary schoolin Dawuro Zone Essera Woreda, SNNPR state. Simple randomly sampling technique was ...
• WOODY SPECIES DIVERSITY AND CARBON STOCK IN COFFEE-BASED HOMEGARDEN AGROFORESTRY IN DELLOMENNA DISTRICT Of BALE ZONE, SOUTHEASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  Hordofa Maru, Alemayehu; Nigatu, (PhD) Lisanework; Estifanos, (Assis. Prof.) Solomon (Haramaya university, 2020)

  Agroforestry is accompanies different diversity of plants and has a unique capacity of balancing the net carbon emissions as a sink and reservoir for carbon dioxide at both above and belowground. The objective of this study ...
• PLANT SPECIES DIVERSITY AND COMPOSITION OF HOMEGARDEN AGROFORESTRY AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO RURAL HOUSEHOLD LIVELIHOOD IN GIBE DISTRICT, SNNPR ETHIOPIA 

  Fikre, Temesgen; Nigatu, (PhD) Lisanework; Mohammed, (PhD) Muktar (Haramaya university, 2019-11)

  Homegarden agroforestry is commonly defined as a land use system involving deliberate management of multipurpose trees and shrubs in intimate association with annual and perennial agricultural crops and invariably livestock ...
• IMPACT OF PARKLAND FAIDHERBIA ALBIDA DELILE A.CHEV AND CORDIA AFRICANA LAM TREES ON SELECTED SOIL PROPERTIES AND SORGHUM YIELD IN FEDIS DISTRICT, EAST HARARGHE ZONE, OROMIA, ETHIOPIA 

  Abdella, Musa; Nigatu, (PhD) Lisanework; Akuma, Ayele (Haramaya university, 2019-11)

  Among several agroforestry practices in the east Hararghe of Ethiopia, Parkland agroforestry practices are common. However, the beneficial effect of tree species on soil properties is very scarce to be used for improved ...

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